Packaging your popcorn has never looked this good. Designer Anni Nykänen of Packlab at the Lahti Institute of Design in Finland concocted an ingenious solution to storing your favorite movie-night snacks. The Pop-Up Popcorn Bowl begins as a small package to hold the kernels, and unfolds like a paper origami into a four-legged serving bowl when the popcorn is ready.
images via Packlab
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Is the Pop-up Popcorn packaging on the market currently? Where can this be purchased?
Nice, neat and great presentation!
Love it!
Hi Linda, it’s not on the market, but let’s hope we’d see these on the shelves some day.