…Short and stout, This is my handle and This is my spout.
When the tea is ready the thermochromic technology comes into play.
Watch me blush and change my colors all the way!
A badass attempt at poetry, but anyways the point is, the Creativi*tea Kettle is an effort to hype up the mundane chore of making tea and adding color to the kettle by including the temperature-sensitive aspect to it.
Cold = darker shade of red; Hot = increasingly luminescent red.
Designer: Sarina Fiero
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oh god, ugly as sin…
why are there freshmen projects on this blog?
hehe i hear you on that one.
love the handle–most teapots have handles so close to the pot that I’m constantly burning my hand
love the color change, what a fun idea!!
Bit of a disconnect between renderings and proof of concept, no?
a very beautiful project. One of the best project I ever seen on this site, I love this pure shape, this product could be an original bauhaus creation.
this is good design!
do one that goes from blue – cold, to red – hot…but great idea!
id rather just have a whistle or an auto shut off. so many times i get a girl back for coffee and find myself with my hands full by the time the whistle is blowing.. (yes i prefer gas)
Hey 1992 called and wants a cup of tea.
You think so…? I agree it doesn’t look like 2010, but 1992 is a bit of exageration.
Well, I like it!
Beautiful and elegant design. I’d love one whether it changes colour or not. Love the handle and the spout. Simple and sweet and will sit well in any kitchen as compared to the cold stainless steel ones with no character
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