The Wave Makes It Better
Wave Paint Bucket is a paint-can redesign that is done pretty impressively. What you have is a lid that is fashioned with a wave and the paint tin that features a groove around the rim. It’s been done before, but this is a refined version. Essentially, the groove kinda doubles up as a funnel to pour out the paint, the lid doubles up as a palette and the functional style of opening the can makes the whole user experience a lot better! Super!
Designers: Yin-Kai Lee, Fu-Yu Cai and Shuo-Ren Shy


















4 Comments »
Liondesign says
Vert nice
Rob Prickett says
Depending on how well your lid seals, you might consider how the can could drain excess paint from the valley around the opening. Whenever I have to do painting I use a small screw driver and hammer to punch holes – this eliminates excess pooling at the rim. Also, a more pronounced lip on the pouring edge would aid in eliminating runoff down the side.
Good direction overall.
Steven Hsieh says
Its a great idea.
But problem is the cost to manufacture it.
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