Design by Husky Design
Item Name: Portable Tableware Set
Completion time: 2025
Planning definition: "accompanying food" series
Service content: appearance design, structural design, production assistant
Design Description: This series of designs includes three core modules: intelligent lunch box system, portable tableware set and multi-functional kitchen storage scheme, which combines modularity, sustainability and minimalist aesthetics to redefine the dining experience of modern people.

The fluorescent green handle is not only a visual highlight, but also clarifies the portable positioning of the product and realizes the convenience of "pick up and go".

With a square lunch box as its core, the set integrates all components-including cutlery (fork, spoon), seasoning boxes, mini cutting boards and even placemats-into a compact system.

The bright green color of the finishing touch (applied to the seasoning box lid, cutting board, handle) is used as the brand identification color throughout the series, which is highly recognizable in the pure white background, conveying the emotional value of refreshing, health and vitality.

The cylindrical main container forms a morphological contrast with the square storage tank, achieving harmony under the unified color

The dark gray body is matched with fluorescent green label to form a visual contrast of calmness and vitality. The label area leaves space for information identification and personalized customization.

The preset grooves and partitions in the box are not randomly separated, but are calculated by human factors engineering to ensure that they can firmly support food containers with customized shapes (such as the square pastry mold in the figure) and prevent displacement and mixing during transportation.

The lunch box adopts a standardized square module design, which can be stacked and combined freely to adapt to different food intake and dish types. The preset grooves and partitions in the box are not randomly separated, but are calculated by human factors engineering to ensure that food containers with customized shapes (such as the square pastry mold in the figure) can be firmly supported to prevent displacement and mixing during transportation.

The 45-degree vertical lid of the central lunch box is not only a physical structure, but also an interactive design-it changes the experience of the "open" action, making the meal process more ceremonial and saving desktop space.