Packaging Design News

Packaging Design News

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

 

Siberian Wolf

We designed an exclusive bottle for this brand and designed by us. The goal was to create a modern cosmopolitan brand that would appeal to a young vodka consumer and express a siberian feeling. The brand name is Siberian Wolf. In one color you can see the western part of Russia and in other color you can see the siberian part. The wold is present on the top of the map. The slogan is "Wolves don't wear collars", appealing to freedom. The shape of the bottle is elegant but very modern style. The entire design aims to express the feeling of modern Russia. The range is composed by a premium edition (blue), a super premium edition (black) and a limited edition (gold).

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PROfit Sports Drink

The new packaging for PROfit launched in early 2013 evolving the brand identity and concept from a standard container to a stand-alone iconic package that is aggressive, sporty, and modern. The packaging features a sport infused container with a highly reflective and clean label with ghosted attributes. Tying the two together is a hexagonal texturing feature on both label and container.

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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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ROSSO DEL VIGNETO NUOVO

Design agency REVERSE Innovation and winemakers GIGANTE have developed a pack to challenge the bad image of “Bag in a Box” wine. The innovative pouch cleverly reinterprets the classic “Bordeaux” bottle by an intriguing play of solid/empty spaces, and contrasting opaque/gloss materials. The structural design allows the pouch to remain upright while in use. Blind embossing and UV varnish are used to reproduce the distinctive terracing of the vineyard. The topography of the vineyard is then defined by the shape of a vine leaf, which is characteristic of this splendid wine-producing area.

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Kanniston Gingerbread Biscuits

We redesigned the whole core products from the cookies themselves to the packaging format, by doing so we enable the product to be the hero of the whole communication and show a difference in its functionality. This all was achieved by keeping things simple.

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Botella de Vino

The name of the product - Botella de Vino - was embodied on four different levels. First, it's the product itself, which is a "bottle of wine" per se. Second, it's the name of the product, which bears the same meaning. Third, it's the stylized image of a wine bottle on the label. Fourth, it's the use of writings spelling "botella de vino" that form the bottle shape. Thanks to this visual recursion, the only thing the buyer is looking at no matter how close or far they are from the product is a "wine bottle".

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