Showing posts with label Category: Luxury. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Category: Luxury. Show all posts
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Wednesday, 10 April 2013
DC - Sav Sparkling
Source: http://www.stockholmdesignlab.se/en/projects/sav-2/packaging/
A Sparkling Elixir Reminiscent of Spring. From the Virginal Wine-making Region of Jämtland. Original recipe from 1785. Made of birch sap.
Stockholm Design Lab has created the total identity inspired by the birch and the northern Scandinavian pureness. Scope of work; brand name, graphic identity, photography language, packaging and web
Thursday, 28 March 2013
DC - Nudge Branding - Cork lidded packaging
Source: http://lookslikegooddesign.com/branding-nudge/
Here, I really like the concept of using food like packaging for the candles, using the cork top on a glass container. Although not a food product, it has been influenced by food packaging which I feel makes it appropriate for my publication as content.
Here, I really like the concept of using food like packaging for the candles, using the cork top on a glass container. Although not a food product, it has been influenced by food packaging which I feel makes it appropriate for my publication as content.
DC - Winter Warmer
Source: http://serialthriller.com/post/40833275927/theoinglis-winter-warmer-by-exeter-based
“Each year we send out a festive ‘Mulled Wine’ to clients and friends. Mulled wine is a traditional winter drink served warm, making it the perfect tonic to banish those winter chills…This year saw the birth of BUDDY’S ORIGINAL WINTER WARMER. The only sure and trusted way to ward off the icy claw of winter, and survive the manifold strifes of the festive season.”
This 'Winter Warmer' product is something which has been designed to look of a certain age, to look like a vintage wine - this has resulted in it looking very high end, but essentially something cheap to produce, using just black on white, and a simple paper and sticker wrap for the outer packaging, but managed to retain a quality and fines about it.
“Each year we send out a festive ‘Mulled Wine’ to clients and friends. Mulled wine is a traditional winter drink served warm, making it the perfect tonic to banish those winter chills…This year saw the birth of BUDDY’S ORIGINAL WINTER WARMER. The only sure and trusted way to ward off the icy claw of winter, and survive the manifold strifes of the festive season.”
This 'Winter Warmer' product is something which has been designed to look of a certain age, to look like a vintage wine - this has resulted in it looking very high end, but essentially something cheap to produce, using just black on white, and a simple paper and sticker wrap for the outer packaging, but managed to retain a quality and fines about it.
Tuesday, 19 March 2013
DC - Williams Sonoma Pasta
Source: http://lovelypackage.com/williams-sonoma-pasta/#more-28480
Here, the designer has managed to make something different whcih strives away from the standard method of packaging pasta, to something which looks high end, with a very simple approach. A simple box, with a die cut revealing the pasta, and sticker giving the product details has come together to produce something beautiful yet simple, with a luxury appearance.
Here, the designer has managed to make something different whcih strives away from the standard method of packaging pasta, to something which looks high end, with a very simple approach. A simple box, with a die cut revealing the pasta, and sticker giving the product details has come together to produce something beautiful yet simple, with a luxury appearance.
Wednesday, 13 March 2013
DC - Dessert Sleeve
http://zoo.ad/index.php/projects#/cinc_sentits
Packaging design for the “Cinc Sentits” restaurant from Barcelona.
A beautiful simple piece of wrap around packaging sealed with string, which also holds the product packaging still inside the container, as well as holding the net together. An effective way to temporarily package a dessert product, to be taken home from the restaurant its sold at.
Packaging design for the “Cinc Sentits” restaurant from Barcelona.
A beautiful simple piece of wrap around packaging sealed with string, which also holds the product packaging still inside the container, as well as holding the net together. An effective way to temporarily package a dessert product, to be taken home from the restaurant its sold at.
DC - Luxury content driven packaging
http://zoo.ad/index.php/projects#/Packaging-Ruben-Alvarez
Packaging design for the new product by chocolate artist Rubén Álvarez.
Packaging solely driven by the content, in this case yoghurt, using the hardening of the chocolate yoghurt of create a seal around the lid, which is removed through the use of attached string. Otherwise its very simple packaging, a brown tube. It's a great interactive piece of packaging, which in itself would be a reason to purchase it.
This packaging design although beautiful isn't too practical, as the removal of the seal is messy and means it can not be re-seal or reused. This kind of products packaging wouldn't be commercially viable but brilliant for small independent food / dessert outlets.
Packaging design for the new product by chocolate artist Rubén Álvarez.
Packaging solely driven by the content, in this case yoghurt, using the hardening of the chocolate yoghurt of create a seal around the lid, which is removed through the use of attached string. Otherwise its very simple packaging, a brown tube. It's a great interactive piece of packaging, which in itself would be a reason to purchase it.
This packaging design although beautiful isn't too practical, as the removal of the seal is messy and means it can not be re-seal or reused. This kind of products packaging wouldn't be commercially viable but brilliant for small independent food / dessert outlets.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
DC - Brief 4 - Alternative Packaging
Source: http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2013/2/8/brzel.html
A very simple approach to format using a box and sleeve, but the type, pattern, colour and illustrations is what makes this packaging special, vibrant, and of a high quality finish.
A very simple approach to format using a box and sleeve, but the type, pattern, colour and illustrations is what makes this packaging special, vibrant, and of a high quality finish.
Source: http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2013/2/1/dibella-baking-company.html
Source: http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2012/11/26/rummo.html
I really, really like this approach to packaging, using a very thin paper like stock with a simple die cut has been verry effective. Again we see the influence of older grocery packaging within the new.
Source: http://www.thedieline.com/blog/2012/10/29/aduna.html
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
DC - Hessian Packaging
http://lovelypackage.com/true-rum/
http://zoo.ad/index.php/projectes/packaging#/Pack-promocional-True-Rum-Ramon-Morato
This is my favourite packaging I've ever come across, down to the crafting quality, consideration of stock and fabric, sewing elements, content and how beautiful it looks. I wanted to create a similiar sense of style within my Douwe Egberts packaging, when approaching packaging samples and the glass jars - it would really give it a professional finish and a different, more personal approach to its overall appearance.
This style of packaging is very far from commercial down to the huge amount of effort which needs to be used to create each individual packet. Its driven by stock and material choice, the designer has come up with a very simple solution to packaging the content: chocolate coins. The style of packaging also reflects the brow brand of 'True Rum'
http://zoo.ad/index.php/projectes/packaging#/Pack-promocional-True-Rum-Ramon-Morato
This is my favourite packaging I've ever come across, down to the crafting quality, consideration of stock and fabric, sewing elements, content and how beautiful it looks. I wanted to create a similiar sense of style within my Douwe Egberts packaging, when approaching packaging samples and the glass jars - it would really give it a professional finish and a different, more personal approach to its overall appearance.
This style of packaging is very far from commercial down to the huge amount of effort which needs to be used to create each individual packet. Its driven by stock and material choice, the designer has come up with a very simple solution to packaging the content: chocolate coins. The style of packaging also reflects the brow brand of 'True Rum'
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