Packaging Design News

OMNI CLIP

"OMNI CLIP" Design for Sustainability. Branding, Packaging, Product Design The new shoe packaging "OMNI CLIP" offers a systematic display of shoe products that satisfy customer's needs instantly. The redesign is practical and environmentally sound. It is a packaging method that functions "eliminating boxes, tissue paper, and plastic bags. Which helps the environment and simplifying your life.

BlackSwan

Silhouette of the bottle resembles the shape of a slender girl decorated with jewelery in the form of a graceful swan encrusted with Swarovski crystals. Surface of the bottle is covered with a pattern in the form of swan feathers, creating a complete image of a Black Swan.

Matriarch

BRIEF: To create a limited release, premium brand in honour of the former company CEO—the Matriarch. SOLUTION: The brand mark and packaging livery needed to have an understated elegance and simplicity with an overarching strength. The design inspiration draws on the medieval art form of illuminated letters. The brand mark is woven into the M symbol and elevated off the label through the combined finishes of embossing, high-build varnish and foiling. The capsule label is a simple cross style band die-cut, embossed and foiled. The package is presented in a raw wooden box.

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Mariposa

Wine design is based on a butterfly pattern of which is made using gold and ruby enamel, and completed with a graceful shape of the bottle. The shape of a Jewelry is based on the Art work by B. Indrikov.

KRYSTAL Nature’s Alkaline Water

KRYSTAL water epitomizes the essence of luxury and wellness in a bottle. Featuring an alkaline pH value of 8 to 8.8 and a unique mineral composition, KRYSTAL water comes in an iconic square transparent prism bottle which resembles a sparkling crystal, and does not compromise on quality and purity. The KRYSTAL brand logo is subtly featured on the bottle, accentuating an added touch of the luxury experience. In addition to the visual impact of the bottle, the square-shaped PET and glass bottles are recyclable, optimizing packaging space and materials, thus lower the overall carbon footprint.