MODUflow

About MODUflow

Designing environments for flow working.

A modular approach to workspace wellbeing, designed to support focus, clarity and healthier working habits across home, office and shared spaces.

The people behind the system

About the founders.

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Designer & founder

Chris Goddard

Chris is a product and industrial designer with experience taking physical products from research and concept development through prototyping, engineering and manufacture. MODUflow brings together his work in workplace design, electronics, connected products and human-centred research.

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Product & connected systems

Jordan

Jordan brings product-management experience from the home air-quality monitoring and IoT sector. His focus is shaping the connected product strategy and the route from individual prototypes to a coherent MODUflow system.

How it started

Research-led and made tangible.

MODUflow grew through workplace research, environmental monitoring, user testing and physical prototyping.

The aim is simple: connect practical tools around the person and the environment, rather than treating workplace wellbeing as a purely digital problem.

Close-up of a MODUflow 3D printed housing with a wool felt inlay

Materials & responsibility

Start considered. Improve with scale.

Sustainability is being treated as a design constraint from the beginning, while recognising that the choices and evidence need to improve as volumes grow.

Solar-supported printing

Small-batch 3D printing is supported by solar-generated electricity where available.

Local sourcing

Products are assembled in Bristol, with South Wales steel and local sourcing used where practical.

Natural material options

Selected inlays use 100% wool felt and zero-VOC adhesive, alongside solid timber finishes.

Designed to evolve

Repairability, lower waste, efficient manufacture and improved material choices remain priorities as MODUflow scales.

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