Showing posts with label cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cup. Show all posts
Ripple Effect Tea Table
Creative table designed by Jeonghwa Seo and Hanna Chung.
Each time you place the tea cup on the table, the ripples form on the water covered surface.
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Pouring Light
The Pouring Light by Yeongwoo Kim is an inverted cup shaped lamp.
Mimicking the pouring liquid from the cup, the lamp glows up delightfully. The use of phosphorescence in the “water” part is what actually does the trick.
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Tiny Landscape In The Coffee Cup
At first sight, it will appear to be a used uncleaned cup of coffee, but the stain inside is actually a drawing of a landscape (see a larger image here), featuring a dancing girl, birds, flowers and grass.
Buy it here.
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Equal Measure
Kitchen measurements in a whole new light!
Next time you make brownies, use a tyrannosaur’s brain of flour, or sugar equal to the water in a cumulus cloud the size of the bus. Equal Measure is half measuring cup, half laboratory beaker, and all fun.
Don’t worry though, ounces, milliliters, and cups are included on the scale too!
Buy it here.
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Seat Savers
Never lose your seat ever again! Seat Savers, come in the form of spilled coffee, a spoon/cup of molten ice cream, paint brush and a few others. You can find the Seat Savers at Jeremy's Place where all kinds of foods and beverages are turned quite realistically into plastic!
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Take Out Coffee Memo
For all you coffee addicts out there, this memo pad comes in the form of a cup disguised as a blended coffee drink and the straw in the middle is a pen!
Designed by Sung Hyeop Seo.
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Flowing City
A drop of water turns into a flood on this micro-city coaster. Here, the city of taipei, taiwan is re-sized into a coaster.
Condensation from the cup slowly floods the city. The water first fills up the river and slowly works its way into the narrower streets and alleys. Enjoy the view from above!
Get it here.
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A Cup Collection
The designer uses the color inspiration of different beverages and applies them to notebook covers. Along with the “Nutrition Facts” labels that go along with them for packaging.
Check them out.
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McDonald's Creative Advertising
McDonald’s Napkins
Giant paper napkins were used to promote McDonald’s largest hamburger ever, the Big’n'Juicy, in Stockholm, Sweden.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Hourglass
Transit shelter in Vancouver was turned into an ‘hourglass’ filled with coffee beans, reminding customers of the promotion’s short-term nature.
McDonald’s Sundial Billboard
This cool billboard features a real sundial whose shadow falls on a different breakfast item each hour until noon, when the shadow of the McDonald’s arches are dead center.
McDonald’s Freshness Box Salad
Clever poster, with what appears to be fresh salad vegetables, changed a bus shelter into a section in the refrigerator.
McDonald’s Re-Opening Ads
Creative ads for McDonald’s re-opening in Birkerod, Finland.
McDonald’s Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi served at all McDonald’s restaurants.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Pole
Lamppost in downtown Vancouver became part of a clever optical illusion, appearing to pour coffee into a giant cup on the sidewalk.
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UPDATE: Another really cool ad was brought to my attention. Lettuce actually planted and growing on the billboard over the weeks to promote McDonalds fresh salads. Cool! Thanks Frans!
Giant paper napkins were used to promote McDonald’s largest hamburger ever, the Big’n'Juicy, in Stockholm, Sweden.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Hourglass
Transit shelter in Vancouver was turned into an ‘hourglass’ filled with coffee beans, reminding customers of the promotion’s short-term nature.
McDonald’s Sundial Billboard
This cool billboard features a real sundial whose shadow falls on a different breakfast item each hour until noon, when the shadow of the McDonald’s arches are dead center.
McDonald’s Freshness Box Salad
Clever poster, with what appears to be fresh salad vegetables, changed a bus shelter into a section in the refrigerator.
McDonald’s Re-Opening Ads
Creative ads for McDonald’s re-opening in Birkerod, Finland.
McDonald’s Free Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi served at all McDonald’s restaurants.
McDonald’s Free Coffee Pole
Lamppost in downtown Vancouver became part of a clever optical illusion, appearing to pour coffee into a giant cup on the sidewalk.
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UPDATE: Another really cool ad was brought to my attention. Lettuce actually planted and growing on the billboard over the weeks to promote McDonalds fresh salads. Cool! Thanks Frans!
Cookie Cup
As if it was made just for me!!!! For those of you who don't know, they call me the cookie monster!!!
Designed by Venezuelan designer Enrique Luis Sardi in collaboration with Italian coffee company Lavazza.
First you drink the coffee, then you eat the cup! Brilliant. And perhaps many of us have thought of something like this at some point, but they did it!
“The cup is made of pastry covered with a special icing sugar, which works as an insulator, and makes the cup waterproof hence allowing you to use the cup and then appreciate its taste.”
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Sugar Heart
Form and function goes nicely with your cup of coffee!!!
These decorative heart sugar cubes have a cut out section to sit on the rim of the cup!
Nice for restaurants or any event you might be hosting.
Buy them here.
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