(Akihiro Yoshida/CASACOR)
Modern design, minimalism and lots of creativity: these were the aspects considered by the
Nendo studio in Japan to create
soap dispensers in the shape of
milk cartons . Named
Carton + Pump , they were created using recycled plastic, and the aim of the project is
to reduce the amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills around the world.
(Akihiro Yoshida/CASACOR)
Nendo is planning
to launch the dispensers by 2022. The milk cartons can be turned upside down and include a lid so that it stands upright. With a straw, the sharp end can pierce the bottom. To understand exactly how the design was created, the designers responsible said:
(Akihiro Yoshida/CASACOR)
This means that when the box is placed upside down, the soap collects in the center of the gable and is quickly captured by its dispensing pump, i.e. much more practical than a standard flat-bottomed model. When launched, the product will be available for 250 and 400 millimeters of liquid soap. Discover this and other sustainable practices on CASACOR's Instagram:
@casacor_sustentavel Source: Deezen