Archt One

by archt audio

Based in Singapore and USA, Archt is an acoutics-engineering start-up. Designinsight worked with the ARCHT founders and engineers to design their debut product, the Archt One.

The Archt One is a premium wireless speaker. Designed based on Archt’s proprietory Sound Array Module, the Archt One dissipates sound omni-directionally. This beautifully crafted sound piece is accentuated by the flow-y form factor that is attractive, yet functional.
The Archt One was successfully funded on Kickstarter in December 2014.

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Obsidian

SENNHEISER PMX 95, OCX 95

2013/14 range of mid-priced headphones based on affordable yet exquisite materials/ textures achieved through design – sophistication without the premium price.

SENNHEISER CX 175, CX 890i, OMX 185

The spirit of rhythmic pulses created by sonic waves in water and hydro-dynamism.

Musical Charms

Sennheiser CX890i

Featured here are In-ear Canal headphones designed for the ladies consumer market. Inspired by fashion Charms, these headphones feature a dome with a glassy finish for a polished look and feel. When hung around the neck, the headphones resemble Charms dangling from a chain.

Launched in 2012/2013, these headphones are available in black & white.

Pinch!

Sennheiser CX200/215

The design of Pinch! took inspiration from the way we interact with earphones. The design features a finger-contoured design that allows users to easily adjust their earphones for optimal comfort. The colours of the CX 215 took its inspiration from colours seen through microscopes, as well as information colors from graphic design.

Raptor-i

by VERTIX™

We designed the Raptor-i for VERTIX. The Raptor-i a wireless intercom device with an ergonomic and user-centered design that allows its users fuss-free interaction on-the-go with its simple and clean user interface. It was designed to be weather-proof and built with quality materials to withstand operating in extreme conditions.

GPSS

the new Greenchem experience

We designed a whole new experience for Greenchem, waste management company.

Working closely with Greenchem’s staff and their external stakeholders, we designed the GPSS — an industry-first digital platform that streamlines the processes and workflow within the company through a real-time communications channel.

As part of the new Greenchem experience, we also gave the Greenchem identity a fresh new look. This new look included the redesign of Greenchem’s website, together with brand new stationary, brochures and a infographic video to showcase the company’s new focus and its streamlined processes.

BOOMERANG

by bic

Based on the flowing form and swift movements of a Boomerang that glides through the air with measured control. As analogies of the Boomerang, we designed the Super EZ Stic and Retractable pens to highlight its smooth flowing hybrid ink and precised control when writing.

BU3+

by bic

As part of a new product range, the BU3+ is based on the Super EZ’s Boomerang concept. The cylindrical barrel morphs into a triangular profile for better control, with ‘Boomerang-inspired’ forms integrated as funtional elements.

Good Food Loot

2014 Year End Gift / Happy SG50!

We rethemed the popular game “Sushi Go!” for SG50, naming the game Good Food Loot. We designed the graphics for the game, as well as a set of 10 postcards, featuring Singapore’s beloved past time – eating good food! The game and postcards showcase our favorite Singaporean local delights, as well as recommendations of our favorite spots to enjoy them! We sure craved these dishes while creating the graphics and packaging for the game!

Things Around Us

A 13-Month Calendar

We designed this 13-month calendar for 2014 with little graphics to remind us to observe the little things around us. From every-day objects, to retro snacks from our childhood, to on-trend bicycles.

Card Game

Home for Christmas

We re-themed “Hanabi”, a cooperative card game for 2-5 players. We had a blast creating this from scratch in our studio – from designing the graphics, writing the game instructions, to making and wrapping the cardboard box. We named our version of the card game “Home for Christmas”. Players needed to complete tasks such as setting up the Christmas tree or building the snowman leading up to Christmas. This added an element of completing little tasks in sequential steps to the game.