Ross Didier Designs

March 31st, 2009

Specialising in the provision of innovative furniture and product solutions for the architectural and manufacturing industries, Ross Didier has a diverse portfolio of services including product design, concept development, product engineering, and ergonomics.

The Melbourne-based company also specialises in model-making, prototyping, 3D imaging, manufacture support, photography direction and production supply.

Starting out in 1932 as a family manufacturing business, the company underwent an evolutionary change in 2000, becoming an award-winning design practice operating locally and internationally.

From one-off pieces for architecture-specific spaces to established design ranges in manufacturing production.

Client support is integral to their work processes – from concept formation with progress support through to serial construction.

Products are developed to exhibit a clear design communication with accessible ideas, forms and functions, as well as long-term appeal.

Tailored designs show a dedication to quality, clever engineering and character, putting clients in the lead through inventive, compelling and intelligent product solutions.

Ross Didier
(61 3) 9383 3444
mail@rossdidier.com
rossdidier.com

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