Plant Carrier
The assignment for our product design project was to create some sort of travelling item. After Karalena and I looked around the Moma Museum, we learned that construction was key and products had to be easily functional. We thought of many ideas such as art cases and jewelry purses but we decided to create a plant carrier. We came up with the plant carrier idea when Karalena was telling me about her experience of when it was difficult to transport plants to another state.
We decided on a plant carrier because we thought it was unique. We wanted our product to be inspired by a greenhouse with the windows and clear glass. We had to change the format of our carrier many times but we love the end result. Our plant carrier is the perfect size to take on the plane as carry on and it can hold up to 6 potted plants. We placed velcroed cubes into each area where the plants would be placed to insure that the plants do not budge when it is being transported. To make our carrier we only used paper, glue and tape. However if we actually manufactured it we would use plastic for most of it because it is a hard and durable material.
Our brand is called Klean Products. We chose Klean instead of Clean because we wanted to put a twist since both of our names start with K's. Our logo was transformed to just use the first letters of the brand name, K and P.
We decided on a plant carrier because we thought it was unique. We wanted our product to be inspired by a greenhouse with the windows and clear glass. We had to change the format of our carrier many times but we love the end result. Our plant carrier is the perfect size to take on the plane as carry on and it can hold up to 6 potted plants. We placed velcroed cubes into each area where the plants would be placed to insure that the plants do not budge when it is being transported. To make our carrier we only used paper, glue and tape. However if we actually manufactured it we would use plastic for most of it because it is a hard and durable material.
Our brand is called Klean Products. We chose Klean instead of Clean because we wanted to put a twist since both of our names start with K's. Our logo was transformed to just use the first letters of the brand name, K and P.
Inspiration: Greenhouse
Sketch #1
Sketch #2
Sketch #3
Mini Prototype
Logo Sketches
Final Logo
Final Model
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