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What Breaks in Two Then Becomes Two
What happens to your plate when you drop it on the ground? It breaks! -what about plastic? -QUIET YOU! — Alexander Hulme has got the solution to this dilemma! A design concept which he dubs so un-recklessly “Breakable.” It’s one plate with two more built in. Drop the single plate and two more come out!
Watch for chips.
Though the concept isn’t flawless (note the little sharp edges here and there), you’ve got to admit the silly genius behind the idea. How many evil henchmen cartoon characters do you know that act the same way? That’s my question to you.
I love this plate’s indestructibility. Wish there were more plates inside the smaller ones too. Plates eternal!
Designer: Alexander Hulme
17 Comments »
Carl says
nice try, clearly does not work, lust look at the pictures and razor sharp edges.
Marcello says
It’s copied froma an Italian designer named, Paolo Ulian…
Carl says
do you have any links to back this up?
Matze says
just google “Paolo Ulian una seconda vita”…
Chris Burns says
although I doubt the copy theory… http://www.officina-creativa.net/articoli/a-chiacchera-con-paolo-ulian.html scroll down just a little bit
M.S.W. says
This would make it very tempting for kids to want to “break” all the dishes, especially on veggie night
Confucius says
Comeon, lets see a vid of how its dropped…
lee jeayoon says
You are designer!
Marcello says
Designer? He is just a dumb, because he copy the work of others.
Mad says
I don’t feel it’s copy.
I like it and the sharp edges are part of the uniqueness of the design, because if I want two plates, I would buy them, but these two tell a story.
Congrats from Argentina.
Suzy says
Appceriation for this information is over 9000thank you!
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