A line graph showing trends over time from 2010 to 2016, with data points marked on each year.

Process driven, Function first.

Design isn’t a straight line. The fastest way to a successful product is to explore multiple paths early, test ideas incrementally, and course-correct when it is easiest. By evaluating a plurarlity of options upfront we can avoid chasing the wrong one later. Our process saves time and money by aligning form, function, and feasibility from the start.

End to end product development

  • We can deploy surveys, interview and market research to articulate opportunities for our clients to expand their business through products and services.

  • Industrial Design is the synthesis of a product’s shape, function and user experience. It is a creative process of exploration and iterative refinement aimed at a specific business opportunity. We are dedicated to creating products that delight people.

  • We take pride in designing products which demonstrate elegance and thoughtfulness inside as well as out. Cost-effective solutions engineered to meet the demands of their use.

  • With our in-house equipment and network of specialty vendors, we are capable of prototyping and modelmaking for any stage of the process.

  • Our process driven approach saves time and money by front loading the development process with exploration and only developing the best ideas.

  • We are your key to successfully transitions into production. We will deploy our expertise to prepare your designs for manufacturing and can identify and liaison with vendors.

Disassembled electrical outlet with multicolored safety plugs, wall box, and screws.
A smiling man with glasses, dark curly hair, wearing a black sweater over a collared shirt, sitting on red concrete steps against a plain gray wall.

Jacob Turetsky founded Artiform Design in 2022 after 10 years of consulting and in-house design work for some of the biggest names in healthcare, furniture and tech. He earned a Bachelor of Industrial Design from Pratt Institute and also shares his expertise as an educator in the industrial design department there.

View his personal portfolio.