About
AN INDEPENDENT DESIGN HOUSE.
Kitsune Kustom designs original automotive and motorcycle products. We treat customization as a design discipline, not an assembly of parts.
Philosophy
WE DON'T MODIFY MACHINES. WE REDESIGN THEIR IDENTITY.
Every vehicle is a decision made by someone else. A factory sets the proportion, the surface, the stance. The owner is handed a finished statement.
Kitsune Kustom exists to interrupt that. We start from the machine as it is and redraw the parts of it that determine how it feels — not how it looks in a catalogue.
Founder
DESIGNED BY A DESIGNER.
Transportation / Industrial Designer
Kitsune Kustom was founded by a transportation and industrial designer with a background in surface modeling, reverse engineering and product development.
The studio is being built as an independent, design-led aftermarket brand — one that develops its own visual language rather than borrowing one.
HOW WE THINK
- 01
Start with intent
Understand what the owner wants the machine to become before drawing a single line.
- 02
Design proportion first
Stance, mass and volume matter more than surface detail.
- 03
Surface as argument
Every curvature either supports the design or is removed.
- 04
Material honesty
Materials should be visible, appropriate, and defensible.
WHAT WE BRING
- Transportation Design
- Industrial Design
- 3D Modeling
- Surface Development
- Reverse Engineering
- Rendering & Visualization
- Prototyping
- Digital Fabrication
- Product Development
HOW WE BUILD
- 01
Observe
Study the machine, the owner and the intended use.
- 02
Imagine
Explore directions. Commit to one.
- 03
Design
Establish proportion, surface and character.
- 04
Model
Translate into CAD with production awareness.
- 05
Refine
Iterate until nothing extra remains.
- 06
Build
Prototype, test, move toward production.
Vision
WHERE THIS IS GOING
Kitsune Kustom is being built to become a recognizable aftermarket design brand — one that develops its own design language across cars and motorcycles.
The ambition is not scale for its own sake. It is to make a body of work that a designer, an owner, or a manufacturer can point to and recognize as Kitsune Kustom.