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A package that ends the dilemma of buying red or white wine. Wine enthusiasts are now able to enjoy both wines in one package, a design that features a handle and accommodates two barrels, each one with its own tap that enhances the wine tasting experience. The concept follows the wine out of the box design, which is the notion of moving wine from the big barrel to a smaller barrel so as to not lose its natural habitat.
Caihu is a packaging design for soybean oil. The bottle is made from plant fiber recovered from agricultural straw that remains after the harvest of soybeans, wheat and sugarcane. The straw is pressed into shape with molds, creating a degradable container that replaces plastic and glass. The low weight also suits delivery by post. Each bottle holds 550 millilitres and stands 260 millimetres high. The form follows the shape of a soybean pod, which makes the bottle comfortable to hold. After use, the empty bottle can serve as a plant pot.
The Heaven Lost is a packaging box designed for a scented candle. The graphic theme is inspired by European mythology and depicts gods searching for something lost from heaven. The hand drawn illustration continues across all sides of the box, giving an aged appearance and inviting customers to turn the box. Black and white printing keeps the design clean. The structure is a simple top and bottom box measuring 83 mm in width, 83 mm in depth and 102 mm in height. The box is made of 240gsm Munken Lynx, an uncoated sustainable paper in a natural white shade.
Wine and Chess is a wine case for six bottles that also serves as a chess set. Each bottle rests in a dedicated niche, and two spaces inside hold the bags with the chess pieces. When the cover is turned upside down, a chessboard with alternating red and cream squares is revealed. The box structure is made of gray wooden MDF with natural oak veneer, and the four sides of the base are covered with red goatskin with stitching. The case measures 42 by 13 by 42 centimeters. The design allows the packaging to be kept and used long after the wine is drunk.
Original Tea Capsule is a tea packaging designed for the Cteao tea machine. The outer form follows the shape of a leaf and its veins, and each package color refers to one kind of tea. An invisible dot matrix on the sealing film allows the machine to recognize the tea inside and select a suitable brewing plan. The interior structure divides the water into four channels, so the leaves are fully soaked and extracted several times. Nitrogen filling and aluminum films at the top and bottom protect the leaves. The capsule measures 82 by 54 by 28 millimeters.
Sorkhab Brow Soaps are made out of vegan and animal cruelty-free ingredients. For that reason, they wanted to make sure that the packaging also resonates with the nature of its content and that is why they chose wood as their main material. The smooth outlines of the package may catch the buyers' attention, even more. The product inside (soap) is made out of 100 % vegan materials, its package also conveys the fact that it is eco-friendly. The whole package is built out of the wasted hardwoods found in the furniture industry. That is one of the reasons why wood has been chosen over other.
Bethru is a packaging design for a household cleaning range based on solid tablets and a reusable spray bottle. The tablets are made of 93 percent natural ingredients and are vegan, cruelty free and free of microplastics. Each tablet dissolves in tap water and produces 300 milliliters of cleaning liquid. The spray bottle is bought once and reused many times, which reduces plastic waste. The tablets are wrapped in paper and the boxes are made of recyclable paper. The colors and forms of the packaging are drawn from nature.
Satine Jersey is packaging designed for a premium Jersey milk product. The design uses an Art Deco style to express luxury and to reflect the origin of the milk. The background is covered in Satine green and the logo is treated in gold. Golden line illustrations show a British landscape and a Jersey dairy farm, framed by the London Eye. The product name is placed within a European sealing wax motif to suggest British tradition. The inner pack is made of aluminium foil and the outer box of iridescent silver paper.
BeeHacchee is a packaging design for a honey cheese tart. The box is hexagonal and recalls a beehive, giving visual form to the honey concept. The package is formed from a single piece of cardboard and measures 224 mm in width, 195 mm in depth and 44 mm in height. Kraft paper gives a casual and approachable impression, while a yellow border printed across the surface adds contrast. Yellow printing on kraft paper is difficult, because the color sinks into the paper, so a highly skilled printing partner was engaged to achieve the intended result.
2022 is the year of the tiger in the Chinese lunar calendar. The most direct way is to use tiger graphics. The designer uses the similar pronunciation of tiger and blessing in Chinese, and uses five tigers to express wu fu lin men (a Chinese idiom, commonly used in New Years). use idioms and graphics to form double New Year's blessings. Bold orange and green contrasting colors make the whole package more stylish. The box can be used as a decorative painting, and at the same time, there is a colorable tiger picture for people to interact.
Jinlongquan brand has been in Hubei for more than 40 years. This time, it creates a series of beer that can represent Hubei culture. The designer uses Chinese calligraphy to express the dialect culture. At the same time, he paints the most representative buildings and water system in Hubei (Hubei has the reputation of being a province with thousands of lakes), characters and consumption scenes, and integrates more flavor of life and sense of fashion. People can talk about the dialect on the bottle. Take a look at your hometown in the illustration to enhance the interaction with consumers.
Mr. Banana is a packaging design created for an ice cream product sold in China. The design returns a heritage brand to the market with a new visual identity based on rap music instead of rock music. A large pair of sunglasses is printed on each pack, so the product stands out inside crowded freezer cabinets. Nine sunglasses versions carry different phrases, allowing consumers to choose a pack that matches their personality or to collect all of them. The ice cream is wrapped in aluminum foil, and the outer box is made of eco-friendly paper with a gold stamped logo.