A DIFFERENT TYPE OF AGENCY

As a collective, The Factory Interactive is fueled by a passion for developing enduring messages conceived through a marriage of design and technology. At the core, we are explorers of possibility and architects of memory. We create rich immersive experiences that increase message retention and reward the audience. Our mission: give personality to products, resulting in a stronger, more effective brand.

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Everything can be beautiful – Unexpected Inspired Design _{By jason}

Good designers can transform the most utilitarian of experiences into inspired experiences. The designers below have taken this mantra and transformed the mundane into moments of pure desire.  Through their eyes they re-imagine the world around and we are luckier for it. As Henry David Thoreau said “It’s not what you look at that matters, it’s what you see.”

Pixelnotes by Duncan Wilson

A collaboration with Sirkka Hammer. A wallpaper consisting of four layers of varying grey tones on a bright primary backing. Each layer is perforated in a grid format and backed with a tacky adhesive similar to ‘post-it’ notes. Pixelnotes is inspired by the way we work within a space. The walls become functional, an integrated noticeboard that documents our activity within the room.

The 360 Paper Bottle by BrandImage

The 360 Paper Bottle is a sustainable vision of the future. It is the first totally recyclable paper container made from 100% renewable resources. Versatile in its range of consumer applications and made from food-safe and fully recyclable materials, it decreases energy consumed throughout the product life cycle without sacrificing functionality. It is paper packaging that stands up to all liquid categories.  According to Jim Warner, the managing director of Brandimage “responsible design leads to a deeper understanding of a brand within the physical content of the world, its category and the  human beings that use it.”

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