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Home Goods Product
Design & Manufacturing
At Klugonyx, Home Goods products is one of our core specialties. From quick drying bath mat stones to portable vacuums there is no innovative functional home product our design team can't manage! Our in-house designers have decades of experience in the outdoor industry. Our factory network specializes in manufacturing a wide range of home goods product types.
Whether you’re creating a new product from scratch or seeking global manufacturing solutions, Klugonyx is your partner every step of the way. From concept planning and global sourcing to supplier logistics and sustainable supply chain strategies, we make the entire product development journey more efficient and less complex.
Dorai Home
Partnering with Klugonyx’s designers, engineers, and supply-chain experts, Dorai has grown from its Kickstarter-launched Bath Stone in 2019 to a line of 40-plus SKUs and a valuation exceeding $30 million dollars.
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Home Goods Work Examples
FAQs
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The process starts with concept development, 3D design, and prototyping. From there, engineering ensures the product is functional and durable. Once the design is finalized, manufacturers handle production, quality control, packaging, and shipping. Many brands work with product design firms to manage all stages and ensure compliance with safety standards.
Certifications vary by product type. For example, kitchenware may need FDA food-safe approval, furniture might require ASTM or BIFMA standards, and electrical home goods need UL, ETL, or CE certification. Compliance testing ensures products are safe for consumer use and can be sold in different markets.
The cost depends on the materials, complexity, and production location. For example, a simple kitchen utensil may cost less than a dollar per unit, while a piece of furniture or smart home device can cost significantly more. Tooling (such as injection molds), packaging, and compliance testing are additional costs that should be factored in.
Home goods are commonly produced in China, Vietnam, India, and Mexico, depending on the product type. Countries like Vietnam and Mexico are gaining traction due to lower tariffs, faster logistics, and nearshoring opportunities. The best choice often depends on material sourcing, budget, and shipping requirements.