Nespresso Dispenser

This project was driven by a simple but frustrating problem: I had no designated place to store my Nespresso capsules. They were either left in the original packaging, scattered across the counter, or taking up unnecessary space in cabinets. The lack of organization made the coffee-making experience feel cluttered and inefficient.

To solve this, I designed a compact Nespresso capsule dispenser using Rhino (Rhinoceros 3D). The goal was to create a functional and visually minimal storage solution that integrates seamlessly into a kitchen environment while improving accessibility and organization.

The design focuses on:

Efficient vertical storage to minimize countertop footprint
Gravity-fed dispensing system for easy access
Clean, modern form that complements contemporary kitchen aesthetics
Optimized dimensions based on capsule size and ergonomic reach

Through this project, I explored precision modeling in Rhino, dimensional constraints, and functional product design. I also considered usability, material thickness, and manufacturability during the modeling process.

This project demonstrates my ability to identify everyday design problems and translate them into practical, well modeled solutions using digital design tools.