When is a jug not a jug? When its a jar! By screwing on plastic tops, these jars are turned into containers with a specific function. A jar is transformed into kitchenware, creating more practical and emotional value. The family includes a sugar pot, milk can, spice container, chocolate sprinkler, oil&vinegar set, mug and a water jug...
Clamp-a-book, clamp-a-hook, clamp-a cable... Design solutions derived from the clamp typology: a family of objects, each with a specific function. The collection of these informal utensils includes a book stop and a book finger, a book display, a hook and a rail that clamp onto the side of horizontal surfaces, a hook to clamp on to electrical pipes, a candle holder, and a cable manager that can be clamped onto a table leg.
Inspired by and learning from the Clampology project, the clamp principle has moved to another scale: a clamp-on table leg. The legs are a more compact alternative to trestles. The legs come as an individual set of four legs to match any surface.
Designed by Jorre van Ast
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This is really cool! those plastic tops for various jars are really great example of reusable design.. especially when there would be enough jars with the accurate screw-radius of food-products on the market :) instead of throwing jars away, you can have wonderfull collection of countainers .. you only need to buy those easy tops..
even those clams are very nice. I think it's wonderful design solving most of the student's room difficulties... :)