It takes a true Soho dweller to understand the gospel of space-saving, and 18-year-old inventor/entrepreneur Gal Butler has taken this gospel to your kitchen cabinets. Introducing The Wayv Bowl, the crockery equivalent of the Transformers—it’s a plate, it’s a bowl, it’s a modern marvel of minimalism.
Recently funded on Kickstarter, this patent-pending creation is what you get when necessity meets design wizardry. At first glance, it’s a sleek, flat plate. But with a little finesse, eight Neodymium magnets snap it into a watertight bowl ready to handle your soup, cereal, or saucy leftovers. And when dinner is over? It folds right back to its flat form, stacking neatly to make room for, well, anything else you’ve been cramming into those cabinets.
Dishwasher-safe and designed for the modern kitchen, The Wayv Bowl isn’t just a space-saver—it’s a lifestyle upgrade. I guess you could even say you have one less thing to own. With its clean lines and clever design, it’ll make your kitchen feel more organized and, dare we say, a little bit zen.
It’s the perfect solution for anyone tired of juggling a cluttered kitchen. And with its watertight reliability, you don’t have to worry about spills either.
As for the price? It was a cool US$45 for a 3-pack on Kickstarter, but don’t get too excited—it won’t stay that way when it hits retail. Word has it that there was a 50% discount during crowdfunding, so we’re looking at around $90 for a 3-pack when it drops. Not exactly cheap by plate or bowl standards, but hey, when one dish is basically two, you’re kind of getting a deal… right?
Images: The Wayv Bowl.
