I need a fresh industrial design for a small, battery-powered puck light intended primarily for accent lighting. Think of the warm glow you’d tuck under a cabinet edge, drop inside a glass display, or simply place on a shelf without any mounting at all—flexibility is key. I will supply the Printed circuit board dimensions; what I’m missing is a fully-resolved physical form that looks premium, houses the batteries cleanly, and can be produced in reasonable volumes. The enclosure should open easily for battery replacement, dissipate minimal heat from the LED, and keep visible fasteners to an absolute minimum. Magnetic backing or a low-profile adhesive pad could be smart options, but I’m open to other clever attachment ideas. Deliverables • Concept sketches that explore at least two distinct form directions • Final CAD model (STEP or IGES) ready for manufacturing hand-off • Two to three photo-realistic renders showing the light in use • Basic exploded view or section call-out so our engineers can verify part count and assembly approach I’m happy to answer questions about internal component dimensions or battery choice once we get started. If you have experience designing compact consumer lighting and can balance aesthetics with practical assembly, I’d love to see what you can create.