Moving cakes
Home bakers need to transport their cake securely because cakes are perceived to be easily destroyed.
Home bakers need to transport their cake securely because cakes are perceived to be easily destroyed.
The effort put into both baking and decorating the cakes made by home bakers themselves naturally leads to the need to protect it.
People dealing with cakes take extra precaution to feel more assured of the cake staying intact.
More care is taken of home baked goods when it is meant as a gift. Much attention and desire for a pleasing aesthetic for presentation of the cake is desired by home bakers.
The perception of what is "safe" for the cake is when the base is parallel to the ground.
Hence, to users, the cake is at risk of damage when it is not balanced.
Cakes are delicate and precious both to the gift-er and the receiver.
The translucent container not only showcases the baked cake but also provides visual feedback on the condition of the cake during transportation.
Inspired by the concept of a gyroscope. The weight of the cake stabilizes itself.
The handle is designed to be part of the functioning gyroscope structure.
The ring provides not just a spatial boundary but also evokes a sense of preciousness.
The ring provides not just a spatial boundary but also evokes a sense of preciousness.
The silicone container flattens to reveal the cake for presentation.
This also allows unused volume to be removed after the cake is consumed.
This also allows unused volume to be removed after the cake is consumed.
The plugging system fits different standard sized cake boards ranging from 5" to 10" cakes
The cap of the carrier is designed to create a 30 degree angle to elevate the cake.
When presented, the flattened rings and silicone container of the carrier surrounds the cake and creates a boundary echoing the semantics of a pedestal.
Cakes are delicate gifts.
takecake allows you react quickly in protecting your cake by avoiding incoming passers-by.
Regardless of what angle your arm moves to avoid collision, your cake remains balanced.
Regardless of what angle your arm moves to avoid collision, your cake remains balanced.
