A field of design concerned with the aesthetics, form, functionality, and production of manufactured consumer objects.

The term industrial design refers to design of mass-produced, machine-made goods

the field that designs physical artifacts such as consumer electronics (TVs, VCRs, stereos), toys, computers, and appliances. Industrial design focuses on the physical form and interactive properties [..]

is an intellectual property right aimed at protecting the appearance of products, in particular resulting from its lines, contours, colours, shape and materials.

A new product or packaging design, or some such ornamental feature, and eligible for intellectual property law exclusive-use protection.

Ornamental or aesthetic aspects of an article, which can be …

Applied art, it is machine made rather than hand created but retains aesthetic concerns of fine art relative to shape, quality of materials, colors, texture, sound and comfort to the user. Source: “Wi [..]

term used in some countries for something similar to "Design Patents" in the US. Also called "design registration" in some countries. See also Hague Agreement.