Showing posts with label beverage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beverage. Show all posts
Daft Punk x Coca Cola
Daft Punk partners with Coca-Cola to release limited edition coke bottles.
"Following a successful collaboration with Mika in 2010, soft drink giant Coca-Cola partners up with another major act in 2011 as they introduce the Daft Punk x Coca-Cola “Club Coke.” Produced in two distinctive colorways, mimicking the helmets worn by the French duo, the gold and silver bottles will see a limited production run beginning in March 2011.”
The bottles will be given general release at clubs, and will also be packaged in a collector’s box as a set, made available exclusively through the Paris boutique colette.
More information will be available through www.daftcoke.com, which goes live in a matter of months.
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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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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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Coca Cola 2010 Winter Olympics Limited Edition Cans
As always, Coca-Cola came up with collector edition cans to commemorate a big sport events. This time, beside being the official sponsor, Coca-Cola has launched a set of four collector cans for the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. Designed by Iconologic, the 325ml cans have everything related to the event including the Olympic & Coca-Cola logo, and silhouettes of athletes. The cans only feature three sports: snowboarder, figure skater and speed skater while the last design has the contour of the Coca-Cola bottle with a special inukshuk design.
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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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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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Heineken Beer Gloss
The fragrance of hope and the lightness of froth, for the first time in a gloss. Heineken presents the "Beer Gloss". On Valentine's Day, the gift for her that makes him happy too.
Buy it here.
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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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Champagne Glasses
This set of 6 magnificently crafted flutes align so that one bottle of champagne flows from the top glass down to fill all 6 glasses equally.
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Minibar
Yes Minibar, just like the ones in hotels. Except this one is an actual bar in Amsterdam, which allows customers to serve themselves from the bar's various beverages and cocktails.
Customers just get an ice bucket and a key to one of 45 self-serving bars. The bars also include snacks ofcourse. At the end of the night, everything missing from the bar should be paid for,
and thats that!
via coolhunting
Mt Dew and Pepsi Throwback
new limited edition retro throwback packaging released in the us! Wish we had them here! Definitley worth collecting.
via Niki's DesignO' Blog
Fruit Juice Packaging by Naoto Fukasawa
I bumped into this post on thedieline.com. These are fruit juice packages by Japanese industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa. So simple yet extremely ingenious!
“I imagined that if the surface of the package imitated the color and texture of the fruit skin, then the object would reproduce the feeling of the real skin.”
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