Poll on Fruit Juice Packaging Designed by Naoto Fukasawa

Literal Fruit Juice Packaging: Love It or Hate It?

April 21, 2009

Japanese industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa has designed fruit juice packaging that literally illustrates what fruit the juice came from. Not only is it a contemporary concept, but it's also a nice reminder of where fruit juice is actually derived. How do you feel about the designs? Are they fresh or a little too freaky?

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Love It Or Hate It Poll Fruit Design Packaging Fruit Juice Naoto Fukasawa Juice Boxes

48 Comments

Blue Monday 2 years 34 weeks

if there were a way to re-use them, that would be even more awesome.

kiwigeek 4 years 3 weeks

Where I live, we don't get banana, strawberry or kiwi juice anyway!But it looks cool.

kiwigeek 4 years 3 weeks

Where I live, we don't get banana, strawberry or kiwi juice anyway! But it looks cool.

ilanac13 4 years 3 weeks

i LOVE that - it's really cute and i think that it would TOTALLY get kids more interested in drinking juice rather than something that's not good for you.

RoaringSilence 4 years 3 weeks

I would love those as containers for my kitchen! Do you hear me, tupperware? =P

Nadia24gv 4 years 3 weeks

What's to hate?! Those are so damn cute.

aurora2615 4 years 4 weeks

i love it, but this is probably just an art piece. Can't see this being practical, cost or environment wise

4 years 4 weeks

A novel idea indeed

4 years 4 weeks

A novel idea indeed

kpelli73 4 years 4 weeks

I really like the banana one, but I've never seen banana juice sold on its own, only as a blend with other fruits.

Spectra 4 years 4 weeks

Those are CUTE! I'd save the boxes even after the juice was gone.

amandaaa 4 years 4 weeks

too cute! very different.

amandaaa 4 years 4 weeks

too cute! very different.

aimeeb 4 years 4 weeks

Kind of neat!

aimeeb 4 years 4 weeks

Kind of neat!

miss malone 4 years 4 weeks

Cute! :)

miss malone 4 years 4 weeks

Cute! :)

momma tikita 4 years 4 weeks

I love them..too cute! I would buy them for the kids.

Deidre 4 years 4 weeks

From a design standpoint, I love it. But I have to stick with doogirl and TinaD. They definitely don't look recycable or even compostable -- so I'm a no.