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  • Charles le Chat — Black and White Sides of Wine

    Charles le Chat — Black and White Sides of Wine

    Victor Eide, a designer from Sweden, introduced a new look for a line of an expensive premium wine. He employed the approach, which always makes any design look exquisite and rich — a combination of...

    26 April 2010

  • Giza Tea Helps Unveil Ancient Secrets

    Giza Tea Helps Unveil Ancient Secrets

    Hot countries may seem not a perfect place to drink tea. Still, they can inspire creative people to develop splendid designs for tea bags. The Giza Tea concept, devised by Laurence Wayne Lee from Madison,...

    22 April 2010

  • Noodles Box: Eat and Fold

    Noodles Box: Eat and Fold

    A group of designers, Junggeun Ahn, Jeongmi Lee, Hyunseok Moon & Donghee Suh, created a concept for a noodles box. This is their tribute to the most admired food of all students round the globe due to its low price and nice taste...

    19 April 2010

  • Life Drop Tells When to Drink

    Life Drop Tells When to Drink

    The Life Drop water container is developed specially for providing water supply to people in areas destroyed by natural disasters...

    15 April 2010

  • Ice Pop Coca-Cola Bottles

    Ice Pop Coca-Cola Bottles

    Julien Muller, a graphic designer and illustrator from Metz, France has developed a summer concept for Coca-Cola. He replaces the iconic contour bottle...

    14 April 2010

  • Double Wall Mug — No Burnt Hands

    Double Wall Mug — No Burnt Hands

    Designer Endrit Hajno has developed a concept that will prevent your hands from scolding and will provide a smart way of tying the tea-bag’s string fast. The Double Wall mug is the decision to all these...

    12 April 2010

  • Cumulus Bottle: Push the Button — Make Your Beverage

    Cumulus Bottle: Push the Button — Make Your Beverage

    Cumulus will make you love reusable bottles. Thank to this concept you will have a fresh beverage made of plain water with just one move...

    6 April 2010

  • Tea Calendar: New Tea Every Day

    Tea Calendar: New Tea Every Day

    Designer Cho Hee Ha schedules your "tea intake" with the new Calendar Tea concept. If you are bored with having the same variety of tea...

    1 April 2010

  • Gum Bottle Works as a Gum Disposal

    Gum Bottle Works as a Gum Disposal

    Do you hate used gum? Now you will love it, or, speaking more specifically, the way to hide it. Designer Gonglue Jiang developed a very useful concept for those who never know where to put their gum, and leave it on pieces of paper they...

    29 March 2010

  • Tea 4 You Concept

    Tea 4 You Concept

    This concept is developed specially for tea producers. Kansas City based designer Chi Hiu Yim created a very warm and friendly design, which will attract people who like a bit naïve style.

    26 March 2010

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