Among the 2015 Electrolux Design Lab finalists, João André Ozório’s Purity Ball is not only an object of desire for children, but a functional way to clean the air while playing. As the ball moves, nuisance particles are captured by micro-filters and removed from the surrounding air. The more kids play, the cleaner the air becomes!
Designer: João André Ozório
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