We look at a box as not just a vessel to protect – that is one function of it for sure, to keep the object safe – but how can we make the box look like a gift in a store, and then behave like a gift later on? Say you bought a candle for yourself because it looked interesting or pretty in the store.
Both the new brand image and packaging present a fresh, colorful and modern design, with the aim to project Pepus to larger markets, both national and international. MOS developed the logotype, its brand identity and the packaging set for the canned seafood products, the canned olives and the vegetable products.
From the green curved hills of this land and from the Romanian deep love and understanding for hand craft artisanal wood art and sculpture, the package is concentrating on creating a historical, unique retail experience and blending all this emotions in a contemporary package structure.
The main goal of the store is the popularization of Chinese tea culture and aesthetics in the central part of Russia. While developing the brand, we turned to Chinese classical painting.
Glasfurd & Walker worked with The Date Co to create a simple identity that reflects the purity and quality of the product they represent. The packaging is embellished with a subtle, graphic patterns inspired by date palm leaves finished in a matte gold foil that reflects the quality of product.
When we were working on the Dynasty dairy brand, we chose the opposite approach and developed a simple and sleek design with a focus on the product and the minimalism aesthetics. Thought-out series of logos and a calm color palette are the key elements of the packaging design.
The concept was to illustrate the hidden identity in a fun and interactive way. The result is a portrait of a princess which, thanks to a clever optical illusion, turns into a pirate when upside down. Subtle visual cues, such as mirrored descriptions, encourage people to invert the bottle and discover the other side.
Covered and lined in Arjo Wiggins’ Pop’Set paper, the lid was then branded with a black gloss foil in two positions with the full run being delivered direct to Objest in London. A stunning piece for a well-crafted product.
The mission was to redefine the Malmö Chokladfabrik’s product portfolio and to find a more relevant positioning in the premium chocolate category. The ambition was to create a position, as well as a design language, that reflected the chocolate quality and its pureness, the makers’ passion for chocolate, craft and innovativeness.
The spectrogram is the visual representation of the spectrum of frequencies of sound. During the designing process of the album covers, my goal was to replicate the spectrogram patterns of the collections using an unique typeface pattern.
We incorporate a pharmaceutical presentation through the bottle. During the 1920s, due to Prohibition in the USA, a time of peak clandestine fabrication, cocktail-making developed to camouflage the alcoholic flavour of destillates, a fact which allows us to take advantage of the aesthetics of the time.
Spirulina is a microscopic algae that lives on the surface of freshwater lakes. Its consumption is highly beneficial to humans because of its intakes of vitamins, minerals and trace elements.
Our color palette maintains three Pantone swatches for each flavor. A more robust color palette comes from mixing those Pantone inks. The final touch is gold foil stamping. All of these elements come together and create a label just as bold and colorful as the tangy taste of the shrub!
By utilizing digital technologies, customers can manage their skin condition in a smart and easy way, so they can keep their skin fresh. They will have an interactive experience from the Sephora store to their home.
The T-shirt, that will be sold in De Rode Winkel exclusively, pays homage to the company’s hometown, but also to the 180 years of denim-draped heritage these pioneers have built up. We designed the tee’s box in close collaboration with Levi’s®.
The logo is a powerful mark which represents the harmony of man and nature. Tree branches, resembling a human with their arms spread and geometric letters P.O.P., symbolizing fruits, are interwoven into a memorable, dynamic logo.
Each of these packagings is designed to visually transport the customer and give them a strong sense of elegance. They are all created through minimal patterns inspired by the spaces they are named after.
Mingle extra comfiture is 100% natural, offering a surprising combination of unique flavours that tickle your fancy. Mingle spreads contain a high percentage of fruit (70%) and they are ideal for a morning spread, chocolate treat dips, spoon licking, for mingling with cheeses and good company.
VOLTA designed the packaging for two different “Sandeman meets” projects: Porto wine with Pastéis de Nata (Portuguese custard tarts) and Porto wine with Chocolate (Porto wine filled chocolates).
We chose simple photography to show the fresh ingredients, to evoke consumer’s taste and to also show the gorgeous colors. Eating is both enjoyment and also an art.
