This is an interesting project by a design school students in Rotterdam, to investigate the retooling of industrial low-tech appliances and gadgets for alternative kitchen experience.
For me, the explorations re-introduce the forgotten beauty of hand-made meals, as well as the embedded love and passion in traditional food preparations. The use of laser cut on rollware is a nice touch to bridge technology with craft, which produce beautiful edible dishware!
Lean Innovation Director - Product & Brand Innovation at Artefactx Consultant
20+ year award-winning designer, marketer and Innovation strategist from startups to multinational companies like P&G, Mary Kay, 7-Eleven, VTech, AT&T, Tide etc. Span across FMCG, Consumer Goods, Electronics, Retail, Digital Marketing & Innovation consultation industries. Designed products and brands that touch over 2 billion consumers across Greater China, Asia Pacific, United States and Europe with 1 billion+ units sold.
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