Graduating Batch 2013

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Projects

01 Little Chef

Addressing the lack of kinaesthesia in today’s play context, Little Chef is a set of child-friendly kitchenware designed to work in tandem with an iPad application that simulates the cooking process.

These tools serve to subconsciously develop the fine motor skills of children through interaction with the highly visual interface. Visual feedback based on direct interaction encourages a healthy production of dopamine, motivating the child to continue playing.

02 Corelle Lasting Freshness

Freshness is attained in the food vessel with Housewrap, through its washable film that prevents condensed water vapour from dampening the food when condensation occurs. Vitrelle, compared to regular plastic containers, has luxurious connotations, which increases appreciation of food and the status of a meal. The space-friendly design is cushioned by a silicon wrap which serves as a leak proof seal, enabling users to travel with ease knowing that their food is kept in place.

Designed with Nicolette Tan Sijie
Merit Award, World Kitchen Project Collaboration 2011

03 Eloise

The svelte handle of this quintessential ladies fan compels one to hold it daintily with their fingers, depicting preciousness. With the elimination of screws and use of snapping and twist closures, the portable fan’s switch and locking system complements its circular language. Additionally, holes are melded into the shell without disrupting the fan’s form, yet still fulfilling their ventilating purposes.

Designed with Loo Weilin

04 Fibonacci

A fusion between nature and science, Fibonacci creates an intuitive discovery of both the brand and its products through self- guided exploration for customers. Openness of the store invites and intrigues customers from all directions to explore with their sense of sight, touch and smell. The translucency of visuals and materials within the store reflects a professional, clinical atmosphere similar to that of a laboratory.

Designed with Jorensylv Ng
In Collaboration with Origins

Sia Carling
carlingsia@gmail.com