Packaging Design News

Packaging Design News

Packaging Design News featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Clive

The concept of Clive cosmetics packaging was born to be different. Jonathan did not just want to create another brand of cosmetics with common products. Determined to explore more sensitivity and a little more than he believes in terms of personal care, he addresses one main goal. The balance between body and mind. With Hawaiian inspired design, the combination of tropical leaves, the tonality of the sea, and the tactile experience of the packages provide the sensation of relaxation and peace. This combination makes it possible to bring the experience of that place to the design.

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Alita

The main goal of the redesign is to increase the overall brand awareness and highlight the distinctive features such as classical production methods, raw materials and quality. The complete rebranding of ALITA includes a new bottle, renewed logo, monograph, capsule and label design. The products now have more elements specific to the category of sparkling wine and champagne with an introduction of a light classical touch and some solidity but retaining overall a rather modern and light feel.

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I Classici Cherchi

For a historic winery in Sardinia, since 1970, it has been designed the restyling of labels for "The Classics" wines line. The study of new labels wanted to preserve the link with the tradition that the company is pursuing. Unlike previous labels it worked to give a touch of elegance that goes well with the high quality of the wines. For the labels has been working with the Braille technique that brings elegance and style without weighing. The floral pattern is based on a graphic elaboration of a pattern of the nearby church of Santa Croce in Usini, which is also the company logo.

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Il Mosnel QdE 2012

Just as the Iseo Lake splashes on the banks of Franciacorta, so the sparkling wine wets the sides of a glass. The concept is a graphic re-elaboration of the shape of the lake and expresses all the power of a Reserve bottle being poured into a crystal glass. An elegant and lively label, balanced in its graphics and colors, is a daring solution with transparent polypropylene and entirely hot foil gold printing to give new sensations. The pouring out of the wine is underlined on the box, where the graphics wraps around the pack: simple and impactful composed by two “slive et tiroir” elements.

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Stumbro Starka

The image of Stumbro Starka was changed in essence by creating a whole from its parts: from the new, uniquely-shaped, dark glass bottle adorned with raised calligraphy and the rich label which tells the legend of the beverage, to the bottle stopper decorated with an oak leaf wreath. The stork character appeared as a symbol of recognition. Caught in the unexpected role of a hospitable innkeeper, the stork became an intriguing and appealing narrator for the story.

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Lithuanian vodka Gold. Black Edition

The gold-shining “Lithuanian vodka Gold. Black Edition” inherited its exclusive look from Lithuanian folk art. Rhombus and herringbones, combined from little squares, are very common patterns in Lithuanian folk art. Although reference to these national motifs gained more modern forms – mysterious past reflections were transformed into modern art. Predominant golden and black colours emphasize the exceptional vodka filtration process through coal and golden filters. This is what makes “Lithuanian vodka Gold. Black Edition” so delicate and crystal clear.

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