Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts

I've just come back from an inspirational trip to Lisbon where I spotted so many beautiful things to blog about. I feel inspired, recharged and am back full of ideas and energy. One of the things I saw in Lisbon, and liked, is sardines. Sardines are to the Portuguese what chocolates are to the Swiss and Feta is to Greeks. They have an abundance of sardines and even have a sardine festival in June where sardines (decorative not real) and fresh basil decorate the streets of the city.
Sardine Festival in June
Anyhoo...spotted in a little deli, I saw these small illustrated packs in a window and made it my business to find out more. May I present to you the lovely packs of Jose Gourmet, is a fairtrade company which produces canned food (including sardines of course), jams, spirits, olive oil, vinegar and wine. Their packaging was designed by Luis Mendonca. Their approach is to ranges keep it simple, using beautiful bottles, brown craft paper with just black logos. Monochrome and minimal yet memorable.

For the canned sardine packaging, each variant has it’s own interpretation of a sardine by a different Portuguese illustrator. These illustrations are printed onto coated, adhesive stock and applied onto a uncoated board wrapping each tin. All four packs sit inside a box with the brands logo punched out of the lid. This typography acts as a window for the illustrations to be displayed when closed. Each variety of sardine comes with it’s own recipe card and poem written by a Portuguese poet. These poems are inspiration behind the illustrations. (via Webbdevlam)


Their milk soaps are almost comical, this a picture of a farmer with the animal whose milk is used for the respective soap - donkey, goat, cow, etc.


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The blue tin has embodied NIVEA's brand values since 1925, although NIVEA cream was launched in 1911 in a yellow tin. It is the brand “face“ that consumers around the world associate with trust, closeness and expertise. Now Beiersdorf AG has introduced a new global design language based on the iconic blue tin. Internationally renowned industrial designer Yves Béhar joined forces with the Beiersdorf Design Management team at his San Francisco-based fuseproject studio to create a new, unique and innovative design language that embodies the NIVEA brand values.

The blue NIVEA tin wasn't just the basis of the design, but also a source of inspiration to the designers. The crème tin is used as a logo, reflected in the rounded contours of the new packagings and in the reduced blue and white colors of the new design. The round lid, which tilts towards the consumer, embossed with the NIVEA logo, has obvious similarities with the iconic blue tin and it provides customers with a “familiar face” on the shelf.


Some of the original sketches and prototypes for the new packaging design.
NIVEA's 100 year heritage, original tins over the decades, the blue and white was introduced in  1925.

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Minute Maid
Giving you a hit of juice packaging to start of the week, freshly squeezed.
Phoenix Organic Beverage by Curious Design, New Zealand
Juicy ambalaža by Mint, Croatia
Don Simon smoothie redesign (concept)
Hoogesteger Fresh Juice
Kujira-Oasis
Social media campaign with cute knitted hats by Innocent Drinks made this the most popular social global brand.
P Design Consultants: Spanish Orange Juice | Tesco

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I love, love, love the naughty and flirty Jean Paul x Diet coke campaign, which follows the theme of 'Day & Night'. Night is symbolized by the rock chic leather and lace girl, while Day shows JP's familiar nautical striped look. Of course his trademark corset makes a sexy appearance too. What I really love about the campaign though is the playful art direction, where JP's face is used by models to cover their faces, but they are posing in ultra-feminine poses with sexy, shapely clothing.



After Day & Night, in summer 2012, they also launched the third bottle with the corseted, tatted pin-up girl. I repeat, love, love, love!!

Via mashKULT.

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Happy 2013 y'all!! I thought it fitting for my first post in the new year to be about bubbly packaging. Here's a collection of champagne packaging design by various studios.  
Piper Heidsieck and Viktor&Rolf inverted champagne
Piper Heidsieck & Christian Louboutin Le Rituel Champagne
Packaging design for a bottle of Champagne to celebrate the 60's years of Arborite, by  Canadian Annabelle Fiset
Torelló By Custo Barcelona
Armand de Brignac Ace of Spades Gold and Ace of Spade Rose.
Absolut Tune is the latest from Absolut… a sparkling fusion of Absolut vodka and crisp white wine. 
Dom Perignon: Andy Warhol
ZARB, unconventional champagne with an unconventional concept.
Clicq’Up is the first foldable Champagne bucket and is based on a concept of origami on ice, marrying form and function to create a contemporary, reusable design object that can be folded for easy transportation, set up, and storage. See how it unfolds on Notcot.
Clever type for Moet's Rose Champagne
 “Its unique folds aren’t just visually-appealing—they actually help safeguard your bottle from bumps in the road. This wine carrier also compresses flat and secures with handle for compact storage. Each Origami Wine Tote comes with a to/from tag so it needs no wrapping to make a great presentation.”  See more at Notcot.


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This fantastically simple christmas lights packaging was conceived in 2011 by student Audrey Wells. The Packaging itself can be used as a tree, very modern and minimal, but also to store away the lights until next season, and can be hung in a closet or at POS. Screenprinted in one colour on cardboard, using only whats neccessary, could this be more eco and chic at the same time?!

Via Packaging Uqam.

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'Anama, a contemporary wine concept, is the result of an inspiring partnership between oenologist Lefteris Mohianakis and Cypriot jewellery designer Kristina Apostolou. Together, both artists aspire to produce a refined Authentic Cypriot Product, based on the timeless traditions and heritage of their culture.
'Anama 2007, released in December 2009. A Total of 723 hand-numbered bottles with a sterling silver handcrafted label, is the first 'Anama harvest to be launched into the market.

'Anama 2009, a composition of 1,512 numbered bottles. The label is designed and hand-crafted in Cypriot oak, oxidised sterling silver, indian garnets & sealed in natural beeswax.
Above is a custom made bottle of 'Anama 2009, following a special order for a wedding gift. Materials used for label : Cypriot oak, sterling silver, oxidized sterling silver, precious tourmaline cabochon stone in sterling silver bezel. The hand-punched number signifies the wedding date of the couple is was given to.

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