SIGG lunch boxes, food containers and accessories by ECAL
the series of food containers consider different on-the-go eating habits between european, asian and american cultures.
SIGG lunch boxes, food containers and accessories by ECAL
‘take-it-away’ by seraina lareida
all images © ECAL/emile barret & ana varela
following recent trend surveys showing that more and more people bring food to their workplace, students from ECAL’s master in product design were asked to develop lunch boxes, food containers and accessories for swiss manufacturer SIGG. led by designer michel charlot, the series of concepts consider different on-the-go eating habits between european, asian and american cultures. from tiffin-like designs to portable ceramic-influenced aluminum tableware, a selection of the designs will be presented during the ISPO munich (international main exhibition for sport business) from january 26 to 29, 2014.
‘mill and shaker’ by olli hirvonen
‘sturdy spill-proof salt/pepper mill and shaker for the office and the outdoors.’
‘wrap’ by luc beaussart
‘a simple bag to carry a SIGG lunchbox and a bottle.’
‘nomad’ by dominic schlögel
‘a set of double-walled stainless steel and plastic containers that can be screwed together to transport one or many meals at a time.’
‘turn’ by miloš ristin
‘turn is a leak-proof lunch box which shape is influenced by ceramic tableware. its slim profile and reduced 13 inch diameter allows for an easy transport from home to the workplace.’
‘eyes only’ by thibault penven
‘a lunch box for children between 3 and 6 years old. the two eyes embossed in the bottom of the box let children imagine and create their own character with their food.’
‘cool’ by carolien niebling
‘a lunch box specifically made for cold lunches. the lid has a cool-pack that keeps the food fresh for over 5 hours.’
from left to right: ‘playtime’ by alan philippart, ‘salad box’ by charlotte baverel, ‘one hand sharp’ by ulysse martel
from left to right: ‘portable cutlery’ by claudio gatto, ‘fold’ by lola cazes, ‘lunch bowl’ by hyunwook lee
from left to right: ‘duo’ by roberto lombardi, ‘on soku’ by takafumi nemoto, ‘soup’ by vincent dechelette
