In addition to designers thinking about how to make products more convenient and make life better every day, green environmental protection is also an issue that many designers pay attention to, whether it is in terms of energy-saving design or material selection. , recently we can see more and more environmentally friendly designs that consider environmental sustainability. A coffee cup design proposed by designers Jo Sae Bom and Jeong Lan combines the packaging function of instant coffee, so that you no longer have leftover packaging and do not need to consume additional cups for brewing. Make coffee.
The "CUP.FEE" proposed by the designer uses a kraft paper package made of environmentally friendly recycled paper. It contains coffee brewing powder. If you tear the package along the dotted line and open it, it can become a popcorn box. It is a square cup, and the torn off part can be used directly as a stirring stick after unfolding.
Originally, under normal usage, brewing coffee would produce two kinds of waste: coffee wrappers and cups (and even stirring sticks), which relatively brought more waste; now designers Directly combine the two functions and use recyclable materials to avoid waste.
As long as you tear open the package and add water to brew, you can get a cup of coffee that is both environmentally friendly and fragrant. "CUP.FEE" brings an ideal use of resources, because the paper packaging is directly used as a cup. If better adjustments are made to the convenience of drinking and taking, I believe it can be achieved.The perfect concept of environmental protection + functionality.
