Teatul is a concept of an Eco Tea Package, designed by Katerina Teterkina from Moscow.
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‘FREITAG proudly presents the very limited edition of the sweet-water beach bags based on the handwoven REFERENCE R515 WILLIAMS, all featuring a cocktail of colors, with every color combination produced exactly 15 times. LIFE’S A BEACH IF YOU HAVE ONE.’
Guactruck is a little food truck, a quick service mobile eatery in Manila, Philippines. This is the sustainable packaging for the food box, designed by the co-owner and designer Michealle Lee: ‘ Our design focuses on creativity and aesthetics, as well as highlights the environmental aspect commonly associated with packaging. Using only one piece of cardboard, the simple origami inspired design resembles a bud blossoming into a flower. No glue or plastic, making it biodegradable and easy to recycle. ‘
‘The silk road – fabric packages for organic,high quality rice. The package can be reversed and used again on the side. The package put modern colorful look alongside traditions, sustainability and free trade agreements.’
Designed by Yonatan Sheinker a graphic design student at Shenkar Collage in Israel.
Mood Garden provides 6 different Fair Trade blends of tea based off of the most ideal moods for a break. Each stick displays unique illustrations of a specific flower to help visualize your journey to a better mood. Enjoy!
” They are definitely one of the big ones of 2011. Paperlux has drawn the audience’s attention by designing the cover of novum’s November issue. But in fact they have been playing in the first league for quite some time now. Hermès has already titled Paperlux ‘Atelier Artisan’ and their clients are major companies such as Montblanc, Alexander McQueen, Adidas, Goldene Kamera, Stöver and many more. Their work stands out through high quality, extraordinary materials and downright love for detail. Paperlux creates artwork in limited quantity … ”
This is just a little abstract from the great interview with Max Kuehne – Paperlux – by Anna Ranches. Enjoy the full interview on Cohezion blog!
Studiomama is design studio based in London and owned by the designer Nina Tolstrup. We love the Pallet Project idea, good-designed furniture made from wooden pallets. Take a look at some Pallet Projects inside the post and at the Studiomama complete portfolio and shop!
RIY. Repair It Yourself. Shoes, with a special repair kit, designed with a reversible connection between the sole and the upper, allowing the repair process to be more transparent. We like it! Concept and design by Eugenia Morpurgo.
Hand-made creations by the French designer Caroline Gomez, using wood that comes form French forests with a sustainable creation process. All these beautiful objects and more are available to buy on her online shop Mouta.
