DESIGN AND ENGINEERING
We translate artistic vision into a real product. We bridge the gap between the design studio and the production line, converting aesthetics into parametric 3D models and precise manufacturing specifications.
How we help our clients:
We deliver complete 3D models and 2D documentation
Your product goes into production without delays the documentation is ready to be handed over to toolmakers, component suppliers, and procurement.
We optimize the design for manufacturability (DFM)
We reduce per-unit production and assembly costs and engineer to your specific machine capabilities, directly increasing your margin.
We precisely specify tolerances, fits, and materials
We achieve the optimal balance between low production cost and product reliability (fewer returns and warranty claims).
We work in your CAD environment
Files go straight into your PLM with no format conversion, no data loss, and no feature tree issues.
We support implementation and remain available during production launch
When questions arise from the shop floor or from a supplier, you have direct contact with the engineer who knows the project.
We design robust and visually appealing packaging
We protect your equipment in transit and create a premium feel from the moment of unboxing (unboxing experience).
Projekty interfejsów
FAQ
Natalia Boimska-Blum
CEO
+48 602 777 637
natalia.blum@pieno.design
01 What makes you different from a typical engineering design office?
We combine engineering with industrial design. We don’t just design, we think about the product as a whole: how it looks, how it functions, how it will be manufactured, and how it is perceived by the end user. As a result, you receive a design that is ready not only for production, but also for the market.
02 What exactly does your CAD design service cover?
Depending on the project: concept development and 3D modeling, 2D technical documentation, production preparation (CNC machining, stamping, casting, 3D printing), reverse engineering, and product visualization. We tailor the scope to whichever stage you are at.
03 Can you design a product from scratch from concept to finished model?
Yes. We start with a functional and aesthetic requirements analysis, then move through concept development, industrial design, 3D modeling, and design iterations, finishing with production-ready documentation. The entire process is carried out in close collaboration with the client — we share 3D models at every stage to ensure the project is heading in the right direction.
04 What tools and software do you use?
We primarily work in SolidWorks and CATIA depending on the industry and project requirements. Files are delivered in formats compatible with the client’s system (STEP, native CAD formats).
05 Do you also handle reverse engineering?
Yes, if you have a physical product without documentation, we can measure it, build a 3D model, and prepare complete technical documentation. This is particularly useful for product redesigns or when taking over production from another supplier.
06 Do you perform structural analysis (FEA/FEM)?
Yes. We carry out stress simulations and FEA analyses that allow us to verify the design before prototyping, saving both time and cost.
07 Can you prepare a product for a specific manufacturing technology?
Yes, and this is an important part of our work. We design with the manufacturing process in mind: CNC machining, casting, injection molding, 3D printing, etc. The documentation is tailored to the selected technology from the outset.
08 What does the collaboration process look like for a mechanical design project?
Briefing and requirements analysis → concept development and preliminary 3D modeling → iterations and approval → technical documentation → optionally: prototype supervision or series production oversight.
09 Can you handle only part of a project e.g., documentation only for a finished model?
10 What industries do you work for?
Primarily industrial machinery and equipment, automotive and vehicles, aerospace and rail, medical devices, and consumer products requiring precision engineering.
11 Can you handle branding and CAD work together?
Yes, and this is our unique advantage. When one team designs the product and builds its visual identity, everything is coherent: form, material, color, communication. We don’t apply branding on top of a finished model. We build it alongside it.
12 Why PIENO and not a conventional engineering office?
Because we take a broader view of the product. Not just “can it be made” but “how should it look, function, and be perceived.” Engineering and design within a single team means a faster process and a better end product.
