Lovely Package

One Village Coffee

June 30, 2010 | 6 Comments

Designed by Able | Country: United States

“Over the past 9 months we have spent a lot of time with the employees, roaster, and fans of One Village Coffee. One of our goals was to package the sentiments of “a village” into a customer experience. The bag was printed in white + two colors with a matte finish and gloss trapping over the logo. Because the budget didn’t allow for more than one type of bag, a different label with a customized icon is used to identify each type of coffee.

Our hope is that the bag provides multiple touch points for customers who want to learn more about the company and get more involved. We are currently working on manifesting the “village” experience online, on university campuses, in grocery stores, and farmer’s markets.”

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Something Spicy

June 29, 2010 | 1 Comment

Designed by Default | Country: Thailand

“Homemade Thai curry product with a new aim of exporting the product to the US market. Simple typography & icons were used to create a simple yet attractive package.”

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Twelve South

June 29, 2010 | 2 Comments

Designed by Twelve South | Country: United States

“Twelve South is a company that brings luxury accessories to Mac users. Our products are of the highest quality and we wanted our packaging to reflect that. We put a lot of value into our packaging, as it is considered a product itself. We believe that the customer re-using the packaging is far better than recycling. We wanted to design packaging that not only looks good but can be used by the customer over and over.”

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Jordan x Levis

June 29, 2010 | 4 Comments

Designed by ILoveDust | Country: United Kingdom

“We worked with Brand Jordan to create the packaging and illustration for the collaboration between Jordan and Levi 501’s. The packaging featured specially designed Jordans and Levi’s as well as an illustrated Tee shirt and perspex split box dividers.”

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Anima

June 28, 2010 | 4 Comments

Designed by Michael Golan | Country: Israel

“Anima is a company that manufactures organic care products for animals. All their products are chemical free and made from natural hydrosoils and flower essences. Since the company is still in its infant stage, it was important to the owners that the production cost of the packages wasn’t too high. That is why it was decided to produce labels for now. So far the products are proving to be a great success.

The products are now sold only in Israel but since they will soon be available in Europe too.”

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Student Work – Misako Ishida

June 28, 2010 | 7 Comments

Designed by Misako Ishida | Country: United States

“Casera is a line of small batch tequila handcrafted by women in a small town in Mexico. Traditional Mexican clothes and patterns were incorporated into the design to engage the tequila-buying women.”

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Gail’s Bakery

June 28, 2010 | 1 Comment

Designed by Here | Country: United Kingdom

This beautiful packaging is a great example of how effective a single colour can be, when applied in conjunction with pattern and shape.

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Mew

June 27, 2010 | 6 Comments

Designed by Default | Country: Thailand

“A new cereal soy milk product to market to young, urban people who enjoy a fun lifestyle. The packaging shows a fun activity for each flavor.”

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Student Work – Kelvin Farrell & Jason Cartwright

June 26, 2010 | 0 Comments

Designed by Kelvin Farrell & Jason Cartwright | Country: United Kingdom

“Instead of using unnecessary packaging we wrapped the product in a muslin cloth which doubles up as a flannel to clean/dry your hands. The product information is displayed on a small, neat label (front/back) around the neck of the jar.”

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Crocodile Boxes

June 25, 2010 | 5 Comments

Designed by Lowe Brindfors | Country: Sweden

It is normally quite unusual to see anything sophisticated being designed for children’s packaging, but these crocodile boxes are both clever and engaging, with a ‘mouth’ lid which opens to reveal triangular teeth and a pink silk ‘tongue’ lining. Produced for the children’s section of a Swedish department store.