Designed by Anthem Worldwide | Country: United States

“Anthem Worldwide designed a simple, sophisticated package using classic colors to appeal to both sexes,” commented Philip VanDusen, executive creative director of Anthem’s San Francisco office. “By combining the green and white coloring traditionally associated with healthcare with an approachable brandmark befitting a high-end beauty company, Anthem created the perfect blend of expertise in the science of skincare along with beauty for this premium product line’s packaging.”

Designed by Sruli Recht | Country: Iceland

Very unique packaging from Iceland’s Sruli Recht. The packages are constructed from corrugated cardboard and then appear to be either stained or painted in a process that looks to be applied by hand. His products within the packages are equally as unique.

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Designed by Colin Dunn | Country: United States

“As part of a larger branding project, I handmade a burlap coffee bag, carryout box and sugar packets for a very posh café that I named KOPI. The imaginary café imports coffee beans from Indonesia known as Kopi Luwak. The word Kopi is Indonesian for coffee and Luwak is the local name of the Asian Palm Civet, the animal responsible for this very naturally produced coffee.

A pound of Kopi Luwak can cost as much as $600, making it the most expensive coffee in the world. The branding elements borrow from Indonesian architecture, while the overarching aesthetic was “otherworld.” KOPI operates as a “pop-up” café, moving from city to city and distributing from unadvertised locations. In keeping with the secrecy of the brand, the logo doesn’t appear anywhere on the packaging. However other brand elements such as color, typeface and the holding shape of the logo are utilized. When these elements are introduced into public they would indicate to the informed consumer that KOPI is nearby, if only temporarily.”

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Designed by Dreamworx | Country: Bulgaria

“The task was to create a very elegant and interesting label that would make this stand out on the shelf and attract people to grab it among all the other bottles around.”

Designed by Tank Design | Country: Norway

Brief: The total product range of Mack Breweries is too fragmented and widespread. Create a main series including the products strongest related to the “mothership”: Mack Pilsner.

Solution: We created a streamlined series of products, built on tradition and lifting up the main brand.

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Designed by Mugo | Country: United States | Buy it

“The perfect mash up of the 3 things you love? Well yes, if designer Aaron Atchison of Feed the Beasts’ new project Mugo, has anything to say about it. Mugo is a USB flash based MP3 player and storage drive wrapped around an urban vinyl skin by acclaimed artists such as: Julie West, Shin Tanaka, Tougui, Yup and Pulco Mayo.

The packaging emulates the product by using a blind embossed box that acts as a foundation for custom designed labels. The labels can change to mimic the character or the personal style of it’s artist.”

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Designed by Januar Rianto | Country: Malaysia

“The brief is to design an alcoholic bottled label as well as choose the right bottle, so it suits the concept chosen.”

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Designed by Iconologic | Country: United States

Lovely Package’s home town of Vancouver, BC is currently hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics, and following in tradition Coca-Cola has come out with limited edition cans to commemorate the games. We’re unsure who is behind the design of these but it looks like it could be the work of Turner Duckworth. If you know who it is please let us know.

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Designed by Chloe Dunne | Country: United Kingdom

The Balcony Gardener sells a unique range of packaged seeds for small gardens.

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Designed by Dimitri Moruz | Country: Russia

“Brief is to design the packaging for a new line of organic loose teas (not a live project, tea company is Ringtons tea). Things to consider were: to have packaging eco friendly, to communicate the feel of it being exclusive, limited loose tea; try to appeal to young professionals. Solution is incorporating die-cut technique, which brings both: exclusiveness and it is saving on ink, while paper used for the outer layer is made of recycling materials.”

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