sac/coupe folded as a bag all images are photographed by véronique huygue
questioning the basic form and properties of a bag, industrial design thibaut guittet has designed sac+, a collection of pieces that explore the object’s sustainability and function without breaking its efficiency. each sac has its own use while minimizing the amount of packing the consumer brings back home. all prototypes have been hand made in cotton fabric, leather and polyester by emeline raphanaud.
sac/coupe folded as a bag
sac/coupe : this object is made to carry delicate fruits. using a folding system which references japanese origami, the bag can be transformed in a bowl at home, to present fruits on the table.
sac/coupe unfolded
sac/coupe folded as a fruit basket
cabas/cagette the structured fabric make it standing alone
cabas/cagette : is structured as a storage crate for vegetables. the principle is to transport without packing, and to store without unpacking. the bag and its variants are designed to eliminate intermediate packages during transport.
cabas/cagette compartments inside
sac/sec three sizes
sac/sec : this object is made for self-service food distribution. you bring the empty container to the store to be filled with contents, such as cereal. when you return home the same container is used for storage and sharing.
sac/sec closing system
sac/sec a handle is hidden in the fabric
sac/poche separate pieces : inox and polyester
sac/poche : uses the traditional milk pouch packaging to form a vessel and jug for convenient pouring and storage.
sac/poche assembled pieces with the pouch
sac/poche filling designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions’ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here
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