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Ci si chiede più volte per quale ragione i designer Hwang Youn Ha & Han Seung Bum abbiano speso tempo e denaro per studiare uno scotch diviso in tre bande, due opache ai lati e una trasparente al centro. E si rimane senza risposta. Per avere la linea diritta dello scotch al centro di una scatola di cartone? Passi per l’effetto decorativo, se c’è, e poi? Se in più si pensa che hanno vinto un Red Dot Concept Award, ci si domanda anche con quali criteri vengano assegnati questi premi. (via Yanko Design)
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It has to be asked why the designers Hwang Youn Has & Han Seung Bum have spent time and money developing sticky tape that is divided into three bands, two opaque ones at the sides and a transparent one in the middle. And it’s hard to come up with an answer. To be able to get the tape to run in a straight line down the center of a cardboard box? Perhaps for the decorative effect, if there is one, and then? And considering that they have won a Red Dot Concept Award, we also have to wonder on what criteria these prizes are assigned. (via Yanko Design)
Roberta Mutti
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I wouldn’t say it’s an unnecessary idea at all. One reason I love buying from independents and people who really care about design is the packaging that it comes in when I receive it through the post.
Comment by Luke Jones — gennaio 20, 2012 @ 11:15 am
More concepts to improve the usability of adhesive tapes on http://designtoconnect.blogspot.com/2012/01/smart-tapes-adhesive-tape.html?utm_source=BP_recent
Comment by Tore — gennaio 20, 2012 @ 1:03 pm
[...] Chissà come fin’ora non ci aveva pensato nessuno… [...]
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