Fake Fruit-Designed Juice Boxes

The Preston Grubbs Juicy Juice Sipper is Adorable

Husband, designer and student Preston Grubbs designed a juice box for hypothetical company Juicy Juice entitled The Orange because he considers the original, usually rectangle tetra packs, somewhat boring. His design is anything but boring.

The shape of the packaging makes your mouth water before you even taste the juice. The ten cute, small juice packages together create the perfect shape of an orange wrapped in the typical orange net. Grubbs' design also solves the issue of juice boxes falling over or getting crushed. The new boxes are more stable and are much more fun to drink out of for both kids and adults.

Grubbs' packaging design is just a concept, but hopefully he will find the time to put his great product on the market once he is done battling his way through Portfolio Center Atlanta, Georgia.
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