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A typical bottle crate can hold thirty bottles, however the design of the crate leaves room for more to fit in. The Up & Down Box can hold twenty more by accommodating upside-down bottles between the upright bottles! How cool is that!

• Its inner framework supports upright bottles as well as upside-down ones between them.
• The number or crates required when transporting bottles is reduced.
• Storage and delivery are more efficient, and the work of delivery people is made much easier.

Up & Down Box is a 2013 red dot award: design concept winner.

Designers: Jung HoeYeong, Lee HyoMin, Lim JooYoung, Ryu JaeKeon & So ByungHyun

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(Bottle Crate And Their Story was originally posted on Yanko Design)

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Every year, numerous children die because of heat stroke from being left in parked cars. It’s unnecessary and avoidable, so when Opel challenged drivers to imagine their own car options, a warehouse worker by the name of Kenny Devlieger came up with an ingenious solution for giving vehicles an added layer of safety for protecting children. See how it works —>

Designer: Kenny Devlieger for Opel

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The idea for Birdie decanter was born out of the interplay between geometrical shapes like cones and spheres. Simple yet sophisticated, its distinct shape provides a steady, ergonomic grip, and a spherical top piece that offers a very precise fit. In two sizes, one for wine (80 cl) and one for water (50 cl). Birdie can also be ordered in four translucent colors: grey, purpul, blue and yellow. Get it here!

Designer: Markus Johansson for Sagaform

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I am going to be honest with you; I have seen many ideas and concepts that look at harnessing solar power, but none as creative as the eSaving. Here is a device with a retractable solar sheet and ability to charge devices using a USB base. It features 2 regular USB connections and 1 for the USB 2. Love the clean and simple approach towards problem solving.

Designers: Gan Yexin, Huang Zhicong & Wang Zihua

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The latest addition to designer Axel Yberg’s series of “functional art,” the Kinect Four tensegrity side table that inspires the viewer to think about the unseen forces at play in its structural form. Designed for a client in the biotech robotics industry, the table is loosely reminiscent robotic joints and arms. A charming blend of metal and wood creates a juxtaposition between industrial and natural elements… a signature of Axel’s unique creative genius. Learn about his process after the jump!

Designer: Axel Yberg

akke functional art from Axel Yberg on Vimeo.

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