Winning both the prestigious IDEA Award and the coveted GOOD DESIGN Award in 2001, the Rabbit Corkscrew may be the most decorated product design in its category.

Reported in the June 25 issue of Business Week, the Idea 2001 Awards were presented by the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA). The Rabbit was chosen as a winner by a panel of renowned industrial designers from thousands of international entries. It was one of only seven housewares products worldwide that earned awards for designers in the U.S., Switzerland and Sweden.

In December, 2001 the GOOD DESIGN Award, sponsored by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum, was given to the Rabbit as one of "The World's Best and Most Innovative New Product Designs." International in scope, the GOOD DESIGN Awards were judged in 2001 by a jury of leading Finnish designers convening in Helsinki.

Both awards were presented to the designer of the Rabbit Corkscrew, Ed Kilduff of Pollen Design, New York City. You'll find more information on the IDEA 2001 Awards at idsa.org and a complete list of GOOD DESIGN Awards at chi-athenaeum.org.