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Timeless office chair for BMA Ergonomics

Timeless office chair for BMA Axia: Collaboration In 1996, the Biomedical Advisory Bureau BMA made the transition to manufacturer. It developed the professional display screen chair, the Axia, introduced in 1998. This was done in collaboration with scientists, medical professionals and occupational health and safety specialists. WeLLDesign was brought in for the design. Axia: The idea Correct support for the back and arms during seated work is ...

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Crazy Syrup Pen packaging for CSM

Crazy syrup stick for CSM The issue CSM was looking for a creative solution in the 1990s to increase its market share in pouring syrup. They were looking for unconventional ideas or ideas they hadn't thought of themselves. Developing smart packaging is a specialism of WeLLDesign, so CSM approached...

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Timeless waste bin 'Articelan' for Velopa

Timeless bin Articlean for Velopa Market position To improve its market position in street furniture, Velopa decided to develop a vandal-proof bin that is also easy to empty. WeLLDesign developed the design and styling. Design and USPs The Articlean is now a common sight in more and more municipalities. The product development was based on the principles of vandalism resistance, fire safety…

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ZaaK® Garden Office

Garden Office ZaaK Garden Office ZaaK, a unique garden office. The efficiency of working from home is simply done right in Garden Office ZaaK. Recent societal developments offer opportunities for innovation. In March 2020, the coronavirus struck and the largest working-from-home experiment ever began. Research shows that the effectiveness of working from home is better than in the open-plan office. Digital meetings prove to be more efficient than …

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Medical device for Elekta

Medical device Esteya for Elekta Co-creation Co-creation delivers valuable insights. Elekta asked WeLLDesign to design the medical device ‘Esteya‘, intended as a form of radiation therapy for skin cancer patients. With Esteya, the patient is central. That is why our team started with an extensive co-creation trajectory in which specialists and patients were involved in the development …

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Robust street sweeper for RAVO

Robust street-sweeping machine for RAVO The RAVO 5 series Ravo's street sweepers are advanced machines that meet high demands. This concerns performance, noise, dust emissions, durability, service and maintenance costs. The Ravo 5 series, although successful, was already due for an external and technical update. The challenge was to combine this with a significant cost reduction. Plastic …

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Plastic garden chair for Hartman

Royal Club plastic garden chair for Hartman: a design classic The Hartman Royal Club was launched in the early 1980s and has since become a design classic. For more than 10 years, it was to be the most successful garden chair on the market. WeLLDesign developed the design and construction. The Royal Club was the first mass-produced garden chair that was affordable for everyone and …

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Payment systems for Worldline

Diverse payment systems for Worldline Xentissimo Banksys / Atos Worldline responded to the trend of online shopping and delivery with the Xentissimo. WeLLDesign was asked for the product development of this small mobile payment terminal. WeLLDesign developed an innovative, patented fold-out PIN shield. This made the design very compact and functional, and distinctive in the market. The development...

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Technology of the Senseo for Douwe Egberts

The Senseo technology for Douwe Egberts Challenge Faced with declining coffee consumption, Douwe Egberts’ Board of Directors defined a large number of innovation projects under the code name ‘Decathlon’. Key words were: personalisation, ease of use and quality. The successful Senseo emerged as a result of this Decathlon project. 10 Senseo prototypes DE asked WeLLDesign to carry out the Senseo project, including …

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