The WaterStation is a refreshing new take on water filters that we find at food courts and supermarkets. Generally the dispensing machine allows you take water by the glasses. This new redesign includes water bottles that you can take to your table, use and then dock it back for refilling. If nothing else, this new idea will save me countless trips to the water filter and make food courts a better experience.
Designer: Kukil Han
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People like stealing things that aren’t bolted down. Those bottles would be gone in a week. But nice concept nonetheless.
Yes, the people take them away fast but if in a public place, but for an enterprise they are a really good idea
In business it is perfect, but for a public space, the bottles will be very well at home or in the handbag.
does that last picture say “Hot & Cool cock”? I’m pretty sure it does…
Hi everybody, I maybe have a dumb question but I hope you can help me.
How do some people draw these white stylized hands on design images? Is there a best practice? If so, where can I find it? I’d like to learn that.
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