About

photo: Hannie Verhoeven

photo: Hannie Verhoeven

Remortel is the design and innovation studio owned and founded by Rinke van Remortel. Remortel creates products that are ready for the world of tomorrow. This means they are innovative, desirable and sustainable. Rinke van Remortel is an allround designer, with experience in concept design, engineering and design for the circular economy. Dopper, ABN AMRO, VDL Hapro and the Dutch startup Zsilt are among the companies for which Remortel worked. Together with a network of specialists and partners he can take care of your complete innovation and product development trajectory.

After studying industrial design engineering at the TU Delft, where he graduated at the department "design for sustainability", Rinke van Remortel started working at VDL Hapro as an industrial designer. In 2010 he won the design contest for the Dopper, "the perfect bottle for tap water". This succes together with the experience he had being lead designer at VDL Hapro made him start his own design agency. Since 2016 he is leading his own design studio in Breda in the Netherlands.

Find out what Remortel can do for your business or get in contact to discuss the possibilities.

Every project is unique and requires a tailor-made approach. To ensure that projects are structured, they are divided into phases. The briefing determines which phases must be carried out and which actions and tools are needed to complete them successfully. Each phase ends with a meeting and, where necessary, there is interim consultation. This way a project can be adjusted on time and costs can be controlled.

By using Design research, interviews and Design Sprints, innovative ideas are created and tested in a short time. These new ideas are translated into attractive and user-friendly concepts, which are optimized into a feasible design through prototyping and testing. Remortel is always looking for ways to make a product more sustainable. For this, LCA’s are used and new business models as well as the application of new sustainable materials are examined.

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