They caught our eye when we first saw them, but the price has always been a bit of a deterrent. We have succumbed tho… plus getting them on a good offer is just too hard to pass up.
From the website:
The Bin Bin waste bin yields the impression of a large piece of rumpled paper. As such, it reminds the user of what it is containing. In this way, a direct reference between practical functionality and topical design is communicated in an unmistakable way. The Bin Bin is made of environmentally friendly polyethylene, and just like its contents, it is easily recycled. It is available in the colours matt white, red, black and beige. It is 300mm in both height and diameter and can be stacked up in a space-saving way.
Designed by John Brauer, Denmark
You know our usual problem with colour selection? So we got one in black and one in white… Nice? We think so… and I’m kinda amused that this bin has even won an award.
Have I ever mentioned that I’m a big fan of the red dot award? Terribly addictive to browse thru, and extremely horrible on the wallet… quite a poisonous experience so click at your own risk… maybe cos we haven’t gotten the lights yet, I found the lighting and lamps section to be especially interesting to click thru.
Hi,
Can I ask where to get these bins? And the cost too…. Thanks!!
Cheers,
Darren
Hi Darren, I got them from Trolley at 88 Club Street (http://trolleyblog.wordpress.com/) for $49 each after 50% off (usual is $98). Bin Bin can also be found in Platform Living at Mandarin Gallery & Millenia Walk outlets.
Thanks a bunch…… I’m hoping it’s still available + on discount!!
@Darren: Hmm… It’s supposed to be a one week offer, and when my friend went over to the shop there were only display pieces left. Good luck anyways. It’s a cute bin. 🙂