Rethinking the Everyday Bottle

We wanted a bottle that was easy to clean, less prone to lingering odors, and could adapt to how you use it.

A bottle you could take apart, thoroughly clean, and reconfigure when you needed something different.

So we asked: Why does a bottle have to be one fixed object?

That question became Tricube.

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From Idea to Object

Instead of designing a bottle as one continuous container, we began exploring what could change if it could separate into individual sections.

That approach opened up new possibilities for how a bottle could be cleaned, carried, configured, and used.

Exploring how three individual sections could come together as one.

Translating the concept into a three-dimensional design.

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We designed Tricube as a modular three-piece bottle built around versatility, cleanability, and thoughtful functionality.

We wanted every part to be accessible, so the bottle could come apart for a more thorough clean.

We also wanted a bottle that could change with us; whether for everyday routines or longer days away from home.

Our first six colors:

Designed in San Diego, USA
Developed exclusively for Tricube
Patent Pending

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The Meaning Behind Tricube

Even the name reflects the design.

“Tri” represents three : The three modular sections that make up the bottle.

“Cube” draws from the ice cube : A familiar symbol of cold, refreshment, and hydration.

The Tricube mark brings those ideas together through three individual cubes, representing the three pieces that come together to form one bottle.