
'eggwave' - digitally modelled eggcartons by werteloberfell
macro of surface structure
'eggwave' is an accessory for storing eggs in the fridge. designed for neff by werteloberfell, in collaboration with tobias schmidt,
the new product will be shipped with all new neff fridges. it consists of two undulating, interlocking layers, one in white plastic
with a surface structure, the other transparent, that can be clipped onto the base in three positions to allow the storing of six, eight
or ten eggs. the aim was to give an ordinary everyday product that costs only a few cents in p.roduction and often gets thrown away,
an almost sculptural quality that retains and improves its functionality over its predecessor.

top view of base layer

front view of base layer

side view of base layer



close-up

both layers clipped together

transparency gives nice depth to structure

the two layers can be clipped together in three positions to allow the storing of 6, 8 or 10 eggs

digital drawing screenshot

stackable
http://www.werteloberfell.com
I like the amorphous form, but isn’t it kinda dubious that cleaning the structure (in case a egg is broken) is difficult?
Dishwasher!
dubious?
This egg container is convenient, the base is rubber, not easy to slip away.