
Auckland
Barnaby W.
Industrial Designer - 3D/Product Visualisation Expert
Move a physical product from early idea to a considered prototype, production-ready design, or supplier handover with a New Zealand specialist.

Auckland
Barnaby W.
Industrial Designer - 3D/Product Visualisation Expert

Auckland
Emma N.
Graphic Designer

Auckland
Josh H.
Industrial / Spatial Designer

Auckland
Evan T.
Industrial Designer

Auckland
Tanya K.
Graphic Design and Art Direction

Nelson
Matt T.
Web Designer/Developer
Most industrial designers handle some or all of this. Pick the parts you need and we'll put them in your brief.
Explore concepts and prototypes before investing in tooling or a larger production run.
Address usability, durability, assembly, appearance, or manufacturing constraints.
Create clear drawings, specifications, and visual material that help a manufacturer understand the brief.
3D renders and visuals of a product before it is made, for investor decks, crowdfunding pages, supplier conversations or early customer feedback.
Not sure which parts you need?
Tell us what you want to get done. We'll shape the brief with you and share it with freelancers who fit.
We do the legwork of briefing and finding people, then step back so you work directly with the industrial designer you choose.
Share your project, the help you need, and any timing or budget you have in mind.
Review interested freelancers and their work. Choose who you want an introduction to.
Agree the scope, timing, and price with your freelancer.
Tell us what you need and we will share your brief with suitable freelancers across our network, not only the profiles shown here.
What New Zealand industrial designers typically charge, by type of work. Freelancers quote you directly after reading your brief.
Projects fromNZ$2,000
Initial exploration, concept directions, and a practical plan for testing the opportunity.
Projects fromNZ$6,000
A more developed product with materials, usability, and prototype requirements considered.
Projects fromNZ$18,000
A complex programme involving detailed development, technical coordination, prototypes, and supplier handover.
Freelancers quote after reading your brief. These move the price most.
Indicative New Zealand dollar estimates only, excluding GST and relevant third-party costs. Freelancers set their own pricing after reviewing your scope. Updated October 2026.
Review the problem, approach, and outcome behind related projects before you create your brief.
Evan T.
Evan T.
Evan T.
Krista B.
Barnaby W.
Barnaby W.I have worked with Evan on several projects and found him to be intuitive and good at interpreting our requirements. And the results from our collaborations have been successful in the market we trade in.

Feedback for Evan T.
Industrial Designer · Auckland
Straight answers to what NZ business owners ask us most.
No. A sketch, problem statement, reference products, and what success looks like are useful starting points.
A freelancer may help prepare information for suppliers and advise on the process. Include any preferred suppliers or production plans in your brief.
A prototype helps you test form, function, user response, or manufacturing assumptions before making more expensive commitments.
It varies considerably. Early concepts may progress quickly, while complex products need time for testing, engineering, and supplier coordination.
Complexity, materials, prototype needs, testing, technical requirements, and the level of manufacturing-ready detail are the main factors.
Yes. Many industrial designers build 3D models and render them as realistic images or short turntable views. Say what the renders are for (a pitch, a website or a supplier quote), the angles you need and whether you have sketches or CAD files to start from.
We'll help you shape the brief, find New Zealand freelancers who fit, and introduce you.