Hatch by Nosigner:
Anonymous Japanese designer, Nosigner, developed a project called Hatch where real eggshells are used as planters which also provides the growing plant with nutrients.
"It provides nutrition of eggshells to plants while they grow. Hatch makes it seem that the plants are growing out of the eggs. When the plants are grown, you can return them to the wilderness with Hatch because the eggshells are biodegradable."
Gold Future Eyecream by Freedom of Creation:
“L’Oreal group is the global leader in cosmetics and has over a century of experience in the business. With 58 offices throughout the world, L’Oreal distributes its 18 brands in 130 countries. Helena Rubinstein, one of the key brands of the group, wished to have a special package design made for the launch of its new “Gold Future” eye reviver cream. Freedom Of Creation designed and produced 66 pieces of this unique packaging out of flexible nylon, with a gold finishing layer.”
TEET by Ashley Linnenbank:
“Milk packaging sure to get noticed on the shelf. Available in skim, chocolate, and whole.”
Table Dish Cover by Maezm:
A very cool flexible injection-molded silicon tablecloth with integrated dishes that pop out designed by Korean Maezm. It can be spread over a table during meal times, then collapsed, removed and washed afterwards.
ShisSushi Takeaway by MPFXDESIGN:
“Shis Sushi it’s part of Shis Restaurant for which was developed sub graphic codes. Inspired in the oriental culture, red was the chosen chromatic color for the artwork applied in the circular package. This was inspired in the oriental geometry and in the restaurant logo. From the drawing mold to the graphic design and production, the package (in thermo-molded pvc for food), it was thought to be resistant and practical for take away purposes. Inside it has different compartments to put the sushi, accompanied by chopsticks. Outside the package is sealed by belt of paper that identifies the content and the brand of the restaurant . The mentioned restaurant is situated by the sea in Porto, Portugal. All communication elements where designed by MPFXDESIGN, from a chromatic choice inspired in the sea.”
Pop-Up Popcorn by Anni Nykänen, Packlab:
“In 2008 Anni Nykänen [of Packlab] won four awards for her Popcorn concept. Three of them European student design awards at the IOP: Student Starpack Awards. The Gold, Best in Show Award, Marks & Spencers / Korsnas Frovi Sponsored Award as she helped PACKLAB. Lahti Institute of Design to win the Eric Dickens Award for the second time in 2008. Months later her packaging picked up a 2008 Honorable Mention at the Worldstar Student / Packaging Design Competition (International) Award.”
Royal Tea Bags by Donkey Products:
Donkey Product's idea of teabagging with the Royal Family, US politicians, or striptease stars. Pretty Nifty.
Swiss Chocolate Knife by Victorinox:
This delectable Swiss Chocolate Knife is made of the finest Swiss chocolate, and is filled with hazelnut praline. Featuring the Victorinox Swiss Army logo, this fine confection is modeled after the Swiss Army Spartan multitool.
Anonymous Japanese designer, Nosigner, developed a project called Hatch where real eggshells are used as planters which also provides the growing plant with nutrients."It provides nutrition of eggshells to plants while they grow. Hatch makes it seem that the plants are growing out of the eggs. When the plants are grown, you can return them to the wilderness with Hatch because the eggshells are biodegradable."
Gold Future Eyecream by Freedom of Creation:
“L’Oreal group is the global leader in cosmetics and has over a century of experience in the business. With 58 offices throughout the world, L’Oreal distributes its 18 brands in 130 countries. Helena Rubinstein, one of the key brands of the group, wished to have a special package design made for the launch of its new “Gold Future” eye reviver cream. Freedom Of Creation designed and produced 66 pieces of this unique packaging out of flexible nylon, with a gold finishing layer.”TEET by Ashley Linnenbank:
“Milk packaging sure to get noticed on the shelf. Available in skim, chocolate, and whole.”Table Dish Cover by Maezm:
A very cool flexible injection-molded silicon tablecloth with integrated dishes that pop out designed by Korean Maezm. It can be spread over a table during meal times, then collapsed, removed and washed afterwards.ShisSushi Takeaway by MPFXDESIGN:
“Shis Sushi it’s part of Shis Restaurant for which was developed sub graphic codes. Inspired in the oriental culture, red was the chosen chromatic color for the artwork applied in the circular package. This was inspired in the oriental geometry and in the restaurant logo. From the drawing mold to the graphic design and production, the package (in thermo-molded pvc for food), it was thought to be resistant and practical for take away purposes. Inside it has different compartments to put the sushi, accompanied by chopsticks. Outside the package is sealed by belt of paper that identifies the content and the brand of the restaurant . The mentioned restaurant is situated by the sea in Porto, Portugal. All communication elements where designed by MPFXDESIGN, from a chromatic choice inspired in the sea.”Pop-Up Popcorn by Anni Nykänen, Packlab:
“In 2008 Anni Nykänen [of Packlab] won four awards for her Popcorn concept. Three of them European student design awards at the IOP: Student Starpack Awards. The Gold, Best in Show Award, Marks & Spencers / Korsnas Frovi Sponsored Award as she helped PACKLAB. Lahti Institute of Design to win the Eric Dickens Award for the second time in 2008. Months later her packaging picked up a 2008 Honorable Mention at the Worldstar Student / Packaging Design Competition (International) Award.”Royal Tea Bags by Donkey Products:
Donkey Product's idea of teabagging with the Royal Family, US politicians, or striptease stars. Pretty Nifty.Swiss Chocolate Knife by Victorinox:
This delectable Swiss Chocolate Knife is made of the finest Swiss chocolate, and is filled with hazelnut praline. Featuring the Victorinox Swiss Army logo, this fine confection is modeled after the Swiss Army Spartan multitool.
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