Designed by Gilnei Silva | Country: Brazil

Colory is a packaging concept from Brazilian designer Gilnei Silva. The colors on each can are used to identify the different type of paint bases, acrylic, oil, etc.

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Designed by Eric Stevens for Borders Perrin Norrander | Country: United States

“Promo piece designed to embody the history of the Valvoline brand (hence the “throw back” 50′s-era can design) while giving gearheads a practical (and pre-oiled) shirt that they could wear proudly while wrenching in the garage on the weekend. The label copy lists some of the values, venues and personalities that the Valvoline brand has come to be associated with over the 100+ years of its existence.

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Designed by Chevychase Design Studio | Country: Sweden

Packaging design concept for a line of ecological farm products.

“Together with the ecological look, we combined the classic French cloth pattern, with classic use of typography. It resulted with this one-of-a-kind branded experience.”

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Designed by War Design | Country: Australia

“Construction Technologies Australia (CTA) is a new force in the technical adhesive market. War worked with CTA to develop a brand architecture and identity across their corporate brand and product ranges. The objective is to reflect the new level of professionalism and technical advancement in their fields of expertise. The end result shows a bold, strong and forward thinking company on the verge of greatly impacting the Australian & New Zealand market place.”

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Designed by Marc Monguilod | Country: Spain

Marc Monguilod uses nature as a metaphor for tools and other home items.

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Designed by Mongkol Praneenit | Country: United States

“This is a redesigned for General Electric high-end light bulbs. The package is designed with recycled material to promote sustainability. Information is cleanly organized into a label system to reduce printing over the whole package.”

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Designed by Philip Spradley | Country: United States

“Hand-painted, old hardware store signage was the inspiration for this line of hand tools from Klein. Combined with bold, quirky tag lines, the packaging reflects quality and has substantial shelf-presence.”

via Packaging of the World

Designed by Hub Strategy | Country: United States

“In designing this packaging, we focused on a couple key things 1) make it as environmentally friendly as humanly possible, we did so by using 100% recyclable craft board that is 60% post consumer waste and printing with UV inks to make as little impact on the Earth as possible. And 2) design a trash bag package that is actually nice to look at. This included the obvious Glad/Hefty burst, bevel and glowing color madness as well as not falling into the classic “green” pitfalls we all know (i.e. a forest background and a leaf-inspired logo).

With these things driving the design, we created a line of packaging that feels high-quality and pops off the shelves because it sits back”

The international jury of Pentawards, the first world competition devoted exclusively to Packaging Design, chaired by Grard Caron, announced its winners for 2009.

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Designed by Nico189

Stumbled upon this via Flickr. We’d love to know more about this project if anyone has information regarding it.

“In the line of the variations around Pantone, a personal project carried out by artist Nico189. Baptized “PANTONECANS®”, An object which is not intended to become a commercial product.”

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