Pillar Product Design / 2020 / December
Bicycle Product Development DaddieCaddie by Pillar Design
December 18, 2020 In blog

Dadding & Co – DaddieCaddie

Need a last minute gift for a new Dad (or Mom)? Check out the DaddieCaddie, a hands free cup holder that mounts to a stroller or bike and keeps your beverage cold for happy hour on the go. In collaboration with Pillar, Dadding & Co was able to successfully develop and launch their product.  We are thrilled to see their product doing well and now available on Amazon! Order yours today: https://www.daddingandco.com/

Closeup of MUi Magnetic Leash Product In Use
December 17, 2020 In blog

MUi Leash

The MUi leash is a magnetic dog leash that allows for quick and easy attachment to your dog’s collar. Utilizing a dual-magnet assisted system, the leash perfectly aligns and securely attaches to your furry friends. Pillar is honored to have been a part of this project, starting at the initial design phase and helping take the product all the way to production. Launching in mid-2021, we can’t wait to see this out in our local dog parks soon! Preorder your MUi Leash here: https://muipet.com/

SousVCart Product in Use Designed by Pillar Design in Seattle
December 8, 2020 In blog

Vesta Precision – SousVcart

In collaboration with Vesta Precision, Pillar designed a mobile sous vide station for professional kitchen use. The SousVcart features two bays, holding a water bath and a vacuum sealer, to provide a streamlined system for food preparation that doubles as an extended work station when not in use. It was a pleasure working with Vesta on this innovative system and we hope to see the SousVcart in every commercial kitchen in the near future!   Learn more on Vesta’s website here: https://www.vestaprecision.com/collections/kitchen-tools/products/sous-vide-station-by-vesta-precision-sousvcart

Sustainable Amazon Packaging Developed by Pillar Design
December 1, 2020 In blog

Amazon – Less Packaging, More Smiles

This year, Amazon rolled out a series of new packaging that helped reduce the environmental impact of their boxes and mailers. Pillar worked with Amazon’s sustainability group to develop a fun set of instructions that would both highlight their innovative improvements and encourage customers to re-imagine their Amazon boxes into new creations like a cat condo or mini golf windmill.  Read more about it on Amazon’s blog: https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/sustainability/less-packaging-more-smiles