Lapware exists in the realm between traditional tableware and cheap plastic/paper plates. There’s a contemporary approach to this eating style. It’s suggestive of a more casual experience that’s highly focused on social interactions. Each piece looks awkwardly shaped but exquisitely molded to fit the unique nooks and crannies of the human body. It’s adaptive and functional and I’m hungry.
Designer: Andrea Marin
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love it, amazing idea
Seems like a whole lot of wasted storage space >_<
very good, send us some!
does that actually work… i’ll try too..
“very good, send us some!” NOW!
Hmmm….more details about the designer pls!
very good, send us some!
I have seen her work on display and found her contact info:
I have seen her work on display and found her contact info: