INFORM DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT LTD

We've been working with Vita Audio from the outset and in 2006 their debut radio was launched, the now classic R1.

Since then, we've continued to work as part of their team, helping them develop high-quality designs that set a new benchmark for style and sound fidelity.

Vita Audio is quickly becoming a respected audio brand, recognised for elegant designs that look, feel and sound fabulous.

Furniture designers Freshwest asked us to help them create something a bit different: a chair that would collapse when someone approached. So that's exactly what we did.

Lazy Chair is an experimental concept piece inspired by the simple children's pop-up toys we all know. Its collapse is triggered by a built-in motion sensor, so as soon as anyone comes within a few feet of the chair, it falls to the floor and then playfully rises up again.

Lazy Chair has appeared at London Design Week, Salone del Mobile 2009 in Milan and Moooi Gallery, Holland.

These innovative digital screens for Esprit Digital are brighter, thinner and more versatile than anything else of a comparable size on the market.

Designed to develop new revenue opportunities in retail environments, the screens are rugged, simple to service and extremely stylish.

Inform provided all the industrial design and mechanical engineering expertise to take this project from concept, through prototyping and testing, to final manufacturing handover.

The Lightsleeper concept is simple and ingenious – you watch a spot of light gently rotate across the ceiling, which tires out your eyes and relaxes your mind, helping you to fall asleep naturally. It's quieter than a wristwatch and it really works!

Studham Technologies came to us with the concept of creating a kitchen appliance to humanely kill shellfish.

Spyfish was designed to blend the magic of scuba diving with the accessibility of a video game. The result was a remotely operated submarine like no other.