Showing posts with label soda. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soda. Show all posts
Coca Cola Recycled Bottle Chair
Coca Cola has teamed up with furniture manufacturer Emeco to create a special version of the iconic Navy Chair. Each chair will be made out of 111 recycled plastic Coke bottles.
Read more about it here.
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Combo Couch
Sofa beds sneak two functions into one piece of furniture, but these designs from Zuiver go beyond the binary 'convertible couch' typology to be completely modular, comfortable for sitting up, laying back or lying down in any number of custom configurations.
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Coca-Coca Light The Lagerfeld Way
The designer affixes his style and his famous silhouette on the bottle and delivers an exclusive creation with chic lines and also a unique box in limited edition, accompanied with a bottle-opener discreetly hidden in a drawer.
Available April 24th at Colette.
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Kotik: Jewelry Made From Packaging
Kotik Design launches their online store of unique packaging based jewelry.
"We collect mostly metal items, especially beverages and caps different places and cultures. We select them and handle them with care, delicately polishing them from the dust of the road, molding them to create as unique pieces of jewelry-as precious metals."
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Tom Gauld on Diet Coke
Comic artist Tom Gauld has produced some rather lovely work for a new series of cans for Diet Coke...
The limited edition cans are designed to raise awareness of The Heart Truth, the women's heart health program. Gauld also helped create a series of animations for the campaign, two of which can be viewed here.
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Lego Big Mac
The infamous big mac combo from mcdonalds was recreated by japanese lego artist sachiko. The designs were made to scale using only the standard lego bricks. The design features the hamburger itself, complete with melting cheese and sesame seed bun. The burger is then accompanied by a pack of french fries and a pop. The pop is capped with a transparent lid and a multi-coloured straw.
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Colorless Coke Cans
A concept by Harc Lee.
Here's the rationale behind it:
"A convex logo substitutes colorfully sprayed can. Naked can help to reduce air and water pollution occurred in its coloring process. It also reduces energy and effort to separate toxic color paint from aluminum in recycling process. Huge amount of energy and paint required to manufacture colored cans will be saved. Instead of toxic paint, manufacturers process aluminum with a pressing machine that indicates brand identity on surface."
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