Have an idea?
Let's bring it to life.
From a rough napkin sketch to a functional prototype, Misfit Design Studio helps inventors, entrepreneurs, and startups turn ideas into real, thoughtfully designed products.
We combine creative industrial design with hands-on engineering, prototyping, and practical manufacturing knowledge to make product development more accessible, flexible, and straightforward.
One-Stop Shop
User & Market Research
Competitive Product Analysis
Technical Feasibility
Concept Generation
Product Sketching
Design Strategy
Industrial Design
3D CAD Modeling
Mechanical Assemblies
CAD Simulation
Color, Materials & Finishes (CMF)
Product Renderings & Animations
Functional Prototyping
3D Printing & Fabrication
Soft Goods Development
Product Testing & Refinement
Design for Manufacturing (DFM)
Manufacturing Sourcing
Flexible Pricing
Monthly Rate*
$1600/ Month
Full-Time Industrial Design Work Including:
What’s Included:
All industrial design services
Designated designer
Accessible collaboration
Easy onboarding process
Pause or cancel anytime
Personalized Rates
Custom Quote
Best for Small-Scale Projects:
What’s Included:
Designated designer
Accessible collaboration
Easy onboarding process
*This rate applies to one standard project, for more projects and or custom projects please contact us.
What We Provide
01. Ideation
Every great product starts with a napkin sketch.
Have an invention in mind but don't know where to begin? We help you explore possibilities, understand challenges, and develop thoughtful concepts that balance creativity, functionality, and feasibility.
02. Development
Turning concepts into something you can hold.
We transform ideas into detailed 3D designs and physical prototypes through CAD modeling, hands-on fabrication, testing, and refinement. Our goal is to develop practical solutions that work beyond the screen.
03. Manufacturing
Getting your design ready for the next step.
A great concept is only the beginning. We help refine your product for manufacturing through material selection, design-for-manufacturing considerations, technical drawings, and production planning.
Great ideas don't always fit the mold. Neither do we.
"Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things…” (Steve Jobs, 1997)