Packaging Design News

Small Cube

nowadays people living a fast paced life. we aways have no time to take a break and enjoy our life.we make this product in order to provide convenience for who like drinking tea.so that this product must be small and portable. Furthmore, it`s not just a cup to make a tea,we trying to Build atmosphere that The Oriental tea ceremony.

K & Q

This is a packaging design for baked goods (stick cakes, financiers). With a length to width ratio of 8:1, the sides of these sleeves are extremely long and are covered in a checkerboard pattern. The pattern continues onto the front, which also features a centrally located window through which the contents of the sleeve can be seen. When all eight sleeves contained in this gift set are aligned, the beautiful checkered pattern of a chessboard is revealed. K&Q makes your special occasion as elegant as the tea time of a king and queen.

Miyabi Monaka

This is a packaging design for wafer cake filled with bean jam. The packages are designed with tatami motifs to evoke a Japanese room. They also came up with a sleeve style package design in addition to the packages. This made it possible to (1) show a traditional fireplace, a unique feature of a tea room, and (2) create tea rooms in 2-mat, 3-mat, 4.5-mat, 18-mat, and various other sizes. The backs of the packages are decorated with designs other than the tatami motif so they can be sold separately.

Guapos

The design aim the fusion between modern design and nordic tendencies in art, portraying the country of origin of the wine. Each edge cut represents the altitude in which each vineyard grows and a respective color for the grape variety. When all of the bottles are aligned inline it forms the shapes of the landscapes of the north of Portugal, the region that gives birth to this wine.

TM Liquor Packaging

Cool Wool

The designer developed a form of packaging for retail sails of socks, a mailing tape for standard postal parcels suitable for any clothes for sending by mail and creative communication of the brand. She created sound interaction between the name and slogans on packaging. The first Cool Wool products are socks which change their length in prints on packaging. Some words in several well-known phrases were changed to accentuate attention on the woolen quality of the product. For internet shop with delivery by post the designer produced a brand mailing tape with a post owl instead of a post dove.

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