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Monday
Oct222012

Design of the Week: Rollercoaster

This week's selection is famed 3D print designer Janne Kyttänen's 2006 piece, "Rollercoaster". 
 
It's a stunningly beautiful fruit tray - which evidently holds up to nine oranges. 
  
We like not only its visual attractiveness, but its simplicity and utility. You can indeed store oranges or perhaps other lesser fruit on said tray. However, at its printed price of slightly north of €2500, you may wish to merely admire it instead. 
 
Via FOC