The Corpus Callosum

Here’s a new take on teabag packaging from Korean designer Soon Mo Kang. Visually intriguing display box coupled with a fresh functional feature and color-coded for different flavors and varieties, Kang puts a dab of funkiness into a product otherwise known for it’s sophistication.

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This meat packaging concept by UK designer Chris Chapman made me smile for two reasons: (1) The brown paper packaging pays homage to butchers and meat shops of old. (2) The labeling is simple and educational, letting the consumers know instantly which part of the animal they are purchasing

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When I first saw this toy created by Argentinean Art Director Javier López Pereyra, I was strangely satisfied by how every aspect of the product fit together so nicely. Coined El Ramón, this delightful limited edition figurine was inspired by 50s/60s concepts of spaceships and robots - think “The Jetsons” meets “War of the Worlds” and “Lost in Space”.

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“Pho” those of you who don’t know, pho (pronounced ‘fuh’) is a delicious traditional Vietnamese beef noodle soup. Everyone has their own reason for liking pho, but most pho-enthusiasts agree that the secret is in the broth. That’s why nothing beats a homemade bowl of pho.

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I stumbled onto Sorapot’s website recently and was instantly attracted to the unique design of their signature Sorapot Teapot. The object is so sexy and sleek but is it practical?

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Clean, simple, and functional came to mind when I first saw this water bottle design created by Perennial Inc from Canada. I love the clear, minimal labeling and the integrated cup, promoting more hygienic usage.

Not sure what material this water bottle is made out of, though I think it’s plastic. Anybody know?

Beautiful modern Asian package concept from Russian designer Arthur Schreiber. I especially like the embossed pattern and the slice logo cleverly woven into the bottle and package design. Very nice touches.