The Sismo water bottle takes its inspiration from faucets, as the top part of the design could easily be mistaken for a tap.
The bottom half of the design looks very similar to most water bottles, with a clear plastic being used for the material. For shaping, the design moves inwards the closer it goes to the top of the bottle, adding a small but interesting touch to make it stand out on the shelves.
Not only does the tap lid look great, but it also makes the water bottle a lot easier to open. Oftentimes people are stuck attempting to open a tight top, but this ergonomic design solves these problems for many people (just be sure to not close the lid too tight to begin with)!
Photo Credits: designboom, sismodesign
What's Driving This Trend
- Faucet-inspired Design
- Designing products to resemble household fixtures can create a unique and memorable branding opportunity.
- Ergonomic Packaging
- Designing packaging that is easy to open and use can appeal to a wide range of consumers.
- Innovative Water Bottle Shapes
- Experimenting with unconventional bottle shapes can help products stand out on store shelves.
Who This Affects Most
- Consumer Goods
- Consumer goods industries can benefit from designing products that are both aesthetically pleasing and easy to use.
- Beverage Industry
- Water bottle manufacturers and beverage companies can benefit from experimenting with unique bottle and packaging designs.
- Home Decor
- Home decor industries could use household fixtures and appliances as inspiration for product design.
