We are not huge fans of packaging and prefer to apply design to reduce, recycle or remove the packaging element of a product offer. Where we grudgingly acknowledge that it is needed, we strive to give the pack a reason to exist, give it life, a purpose beyond simply being a container. As we have with this long-standing example, a pack for Boots disposable cameras. The pack is a polypropylene sheet box which acts as
a camera case for the life of the camera providing additional protection when in hazardous environments like the beach… or the party.
why recycle anyway?
According to those who know, the UK has around seven years of land-fill space left before we have to look elsewhere, and Europe has around ten. Since we receive a large proportion of that stuff from overseas, it seems to make some sense to send it back to them to make into more stuff once we’re done with it, rather than dump it in a hole in the ground.
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Straightener design for Remington
posted by factoryNoise
Tuesday, August 3rd, 2010
We’ve been busy on the Remington account of late and these are the latest products to come out out of all that hard work! These straighteners make up the higher end of the Remington straightener portfolio, with the Style Professional S9500 Pearl straightener being the absolute crème de la crème, while the S5500 Sleek and Smooth straightener is a mid range product with ceramic hot plates.
