ModuLife
Electric Kettle: Modular & Repairable
ModuLife
In a world where most electric kettles are replaced rather than repaired, ModuLife reimagines an everyday product as a system for sustainability and user empowerment.
A modular, repairable kettle system allowing users to easily replace the lid, handle, and shell, extending lifespan and reducing waste.
Components connect through a locking interface and standardised base, simplifying repair and reuse.
Modularization:
Removable parts can be easily replaced or returned for a new one, making maintenance convenient. It is friendly for repairs and focuses on your daily life!
Friendly maintenance:
It can share parts with other household appliances, allowing you to easily replace them when there is a malfunction. At the same time, you can also seek help by browsing our online community!
Recoverable materials:
We also pay attention to the environment. The main materials of the Modulife electric kettle are resin and stainless steel, which significantly reduces the pressure of old parts recycling and makes everything more efficient.
Features & Details
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Video: How is modularization manifested?
Features
Thanks to our modular design, the processes of assembling, disassembling, reusing and installing on a hot water kettle have no longer become difficult.
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Project Story: ModuLife: A New Culture of Repair
In a world where most electric kettles are replaced rather than repaired, ModuLife reimagines an everyday product as a system for sustainability and user empowerment.
Through research into environmental, economic, and social dimensions, I found that most users discard kettles due to minor failures and a lack of repair support.
ModuLife responds with a modular design that allows users to replace individual parts easily, supported by an online platform for tutorials, spare parts, and community repair events.
It transforms the simple act of boiling water into a shared experience of responsibility and participation—extending not only the product’s lifespan but also the user’s relationship with it.
