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Deck5 industrial design + communication

Branding & Design Essen, Germany
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Deck5 develops products from toothbrushes to operating theatre lights, covering sustainable product design, product presentation, graphic design, and packaging. The agency has served renowned regional and international companies since 2001.

Deck5 industrial design + communication is a German design agency founded in 2001 by four industrial designers: Dietmar Dix, Marcus Frankowski, Meike Noster, and Prof. Harald Steber. The partnership has grown to serve renowned regional and international companies, with a team of under 49 employees based in Essen, Germany. The agency covers broad areas in sustainable product design and product presentation, with experts in industrial design, product design, graphic design, illustration, project organisation, photography, and sustainability.

The agency works with a minimal budget of $10,000 to $25,000 and an average hourly rate of $100. Deck5 develops products ranging from toothbrushes to operating theatre lights, as well as displays, shop windows, shop concepts, and packaging. The team uses an open collaborative process, developing different approaches and ideas for each project and bringing them to market maturity with various manufacturers.

Deck5 offers services in product design, graphic design, branding, creative services, package design, and UI/UX design. Areas of expertise include industrial design and product prototype. The agency serves the fashion, food and beverage, and beer industries, with long-standing clients such as Bata, Bosch, Esprit, Jägermeister, Kärcher, Red Bull, Trilux, and Warsteiner.

Google reviews give Deck5 a 4.8 rating from four reviews. Clients describe the agency as innovative, competent, and friendly, with a young, dynamic team that delivers quality and quantity at a high level. The portfolio includes projects like the Aurinio OR Light Series for Trilux, gastronomy products for Red Bull, table taps for Jägermeister, and pop-up stores for Camel Active.

Services

  • Product Design
  • Graphic Design
  • Branding
  • Creative Services
  • Package Design
  • UI/UX Design

Industries Served

Fashion Food and Beverage Beer

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Innovative and competent team praised in Google reviews
  • Broad expertise from toothbrushes to operating theatre lights
  • Long-standing relationships with major brands like Bosch, Red Bull, and Jägermeister

Client Review Analysis

Positive reviews highlight innovation, competence, and a dynamic team.

Frequently Asked Questions

Deck5 offers product design, graphic design, branding, creative services, package design, and UI/UX design.
Deck5 is headquartered in Essen, Germany, and has a team of under 49 employees.
The agency works with a minimal budget of $10,000 to $25,000 and an average hourly rate of $100.
Deck5 serves the fashion, food and beverage, and beer industries.
Notable clients include Bosch, Red Bull, Jägermeister, Bitburger, Trilux, Esprit, and Camel Active.
Yes, Deck5 covers broad areas in sustainable product design and product presentation.
Deck5 has a Google rating of 4.8 based on 4 reviews.
Deck5 has designed products ranging from toothbrushes to operating theatre lights, as well as displays, shop concepts, and packaging.
Deck5 was founded in 2001 by four industrial designers: Dietmar Dix, Marcus Frankowski, Meike Noster, and Prof. Harald Steber.
Yes, Deck5 lists product prototype as an area of expertise within product design.
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