We combine aesthetics, engineering, and production insight to turn ideas into refined, buildable products.
How We WorkMethod Studio is an industrial design studio focused on creating honest, timeless, and functional products. We see design not as a decorative layer, but as a disciplined problem-solving process that connects idea, form, and production.
Method Studio creates production-ready Class-A surfaces using Autodesk Alias. Throughout the process, aesthetic form, light behavior, and technical transitions are carefully balanced. Even complex surface geometries are refined through detailed zebra analysis and reflection-controlled modeling, ensuring precision from every angle.
Method Studio develops production-ready Class-A surfaces using Autodesk Alias. Throughout this process, aesthetic form, light behavior, and technical transitions are carefully balanced. Even in complex surface geometries, every detail is refined through in-depth zebra analysis and reflection-controlled modeling, ensuring precision from every angle. When needed, digital surface work is supported by physical prototyping to validate form, scale, and manufacturing intent.
Where ideas take shape — from hand-drawn concepts to high-fidelity prototypes. We explore, iterate, and build with clarity at every step.
Every product starts with empathy and ends with usability.
Precision, clarity and seamless surfaces are our standard.
We design with longevity, repairability and minimal waste in mind.
The best products come from open dialogues between disciplines.
Trained in both industrial design and engineering, Onur Yusuf Daştan blends creative vision with technical precision. At Method Studio, he champions a design approach rooted in clarity, elegance, and purpose — crafting products that are not only beautiful, but deeply functional.
From concept to Class-A surfacing, his work bridges the emotional and the rational, shaping meaningful solutions for everyday life.
“Design should be quiet, intentional, and lasting.
In a world of noise, we craft clarity.”