EU Design Registration (Registered European Union Design – REUD)
Protect Your Product Designs Across Europe, UK and Beyond

Register your designs across the European Union while benefiting from coordinated intellectual property advice covering the EU, United Kingdom, Poland and international registrations through WIPO.
IP Meridian helps businesses protect valuable product designs through practical legal advice delivered by a Qualified Polish Patent & Trademark Attorney and UK Solicitor, providing a single point of contact for cross-border intellectual property matters.
EU Design Registration | Registered European Union Design (REUD) | EUIPO Design Protection
Why Register Your Design?
Registering your design gives you exclusive rights over the appearance of your product and helps prevent unauthorised copying throughout the European Union.
A registered design may protect features such as:
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Product shape
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Lines and contours
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Colours
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Surface decoration
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Packaging
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Graphic user interfaces (GUI)
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Icons
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Product configuration
Whether launching a new product or expanding into European markets, early registration helps strengthen your intellectual property portfolio and supports long-term commercial growth.
Our EU Design Registration Services
Design Registration Strategy
We assess your products and commercial objectives to recommend the most appropriate design protection strategy.
Design Clearance Advice
Where appropriate, we advise on issues that may affect the registration or enforcement of your design rights.
EUIPO Design Applications
We prepare and file Registered European Union Design applications before the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO).
Portfolio Development
For businesses managing multiple products, we advise on developing coordinated design portfolios supporting future growth.
International Design Protection
Where businesses require protection beyond Europe, we advise on international design registration through the Hague System where appropriate.
What Can Be Protected?
Many businesses are surprised by the wide range of products that may qualify for design protection.