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A trash can

Some objects can never find an absolute form, and remain victims of obsessive design excercises. One of these objects is the trash can. They must have designed over a million models with infinite solutions, without there never actually being a winner, not even Ikea. This one, maybe because it opens from the bottom and not from the top, maybe because its oblique shape eliminates any possible devilment, maybe it is the angular lines and the right colors, but it would definately be on the front page of the trash can design catalogue, if one was to ever exist.