We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer Aliki Rovithi about their original and creative Paper bag design work. Aliki Rovithi is an award-winning communication designer, that makes our world a better place with their original paper bag works.
Aliki Rovithi ("AR") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work Get the hang of it Paper bag. Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
AR : We have got the inspiration from the fact that there are not any hangers around when you need them!
AR : The project started in 2007 in Athens and finished in 2009 in Athens. It was exhibited in SaloneSatellite 2010 in Milan where it was received by the visitors with exclamations of surprise for its witty, clever and sustainable design.
AR : We pursuited our inspiration.
AR : We would love to see a leading retail company adopt our paper bag worldwide.
AR : Retail stores that are interested in saving both money and resources in a cool and funky way.
AR : The fully-functional clothes hangers that allow the consumer to hang his clothing up the minute he gets home. The “get the hang of it” bag is made of recycled/recyclable paper and cardboard. Rip the two cardboard hangers off the paper bag and your new clothes will find their place in your closet at once. Just “get the hang of it”…!!
AR : The "get the hang of it" name is a pun on the english idiom and the actual use of the detachable hangers.
AR : The "get the hang of it" bag has two no ordinary handles. They are actually two detachable carboard hangers. The user can hang up his newly purchased clothes at once! This bag gives the opportunity to retail stores to "go green" and remain at the forefront of the fashion world. It also urges consumers that concern themselves with the state of the environment, to avoid the use of plastic bags and hangers.
