Designed by Ekta Mody | Country: United States "The assignment was to design the branding and package for a challenging consumer product. I chose toilet paper as a majority of consumers including myself struggle most often to find the details of the thickness/quality on the product package. My research showed me that most existing packages focus on the brand name, soft colors and comforting graphics, thereby making it difficult for the onlooker to get important details regarding the product from a distance. I named the brand MULTIPLY, as toilet paper is available in a variety of thicknesses or plies that increase the hygiene and comfort value. Attempting to solve the simple issue of convenience for the buyer, I decided to focus on the info graphic 1ply, 2ply and 3ply. This series of 3 packs clearly identifies each quality at a single glance on the shelf while indicating the product itself through the visual language."

"The stubby beer bottle was Canada's national beer bottle from 1961 to 1984. In 1961 the Dominion Brewers Association (now the Brewers Association of Canada) replaced the heavy, bulky, non-standard 12oz "pint" and 22oz "quart" beer bottles with a new more efficient designed "stubby" bottle to be used by all Canadian breweries." Via Stubby

Designed by ORA-ÏTO | Country: France "Heineken and French designer ORA-ÏTO teamed up again after previous collaborations. Back in 2002 ORA-ÏTO received the ‘oscar for the best packaging’ for his aluminum Heineken bottle. The outcome of the latest collaboration is a new limited edition set of 100% sustainable aluminum bottles; the Icone Pure. The new bottle is white with a green dotted inscription and featuring the iconic green logo of Heineken on the front and back." Via Minimalissimo

Designed by ILoveDust | Country: United Kingdom Lovely feather illustrations and unique custom typography are the focus of this packaging for The Good Wine Company.

Designed by Niklas Hessman | Country: Sweden "Three Crowns Vodka is a new product in the line from Elkschnaps, Mariestad, Sweden. This was a assignment as a project in school from Elkschnaps. This is my contribution when they needed a new design for their new product."

Designed by Neal Fletcher | Country: United Kingdom "We were asked to choose one of five difficult objects to package, I chose spaghetti. I wanted to address a problem I always have when cooking spaghetti, that problem being that I always use too much. So I somehow wanted to build something into the packaging that aided portion control, so I came up with this Hexagonal Prism, 6 sided; thus there are six servings. It's refillable and reusable and there's also the potential for more shapes, for example triangle: 3 servings, octagon: 8 servings etc."

Designed by Straydog Marketing + Design | Country: Canada "Miuzu needed a brand that was as sophisticated as their premium products, and as enticing as their lifestyle products. Our solution was to combine punchy with a modern sensibility, creating a brand that feels both striking and refined."

Designed by BMB NYC | Country: United States "Manufactured in a limited quantity is what allowed us to create this hand-assembled wood gift box for Bols Genever. The typographic pattern was silkscreened on thin sheets of aged plywood. The plywood was then cut into small, uniform strips. Each box is unique, as the strips were selected randomly during the assembly. A letter pressed label acts as a seal and holds the top in place."

Designed by Fran Aldea | Country: Chile "The objective is to make design a fundamental link among different disciplines to solve a problem observed in the informal sale of food. I propose the creation of grated bread from the surplus of production in the sale of bread on the highways of my country. These leftovers are currently thrown away. The project is also contributing to the inclusion of a lower income segment of society. The idea of incorporating flavors to the bread responds to current market needs and to a diversification strategy. The flavors chosen were basil, garlic and merken (a Chilean spice)."

Designed by Bryan Connor | Country: United States "This is my concept for a hypothetical extension of the 826 Valencia tutoring center and store for Baltimore called "The Stuff of Dreams." Like the existing 826 stores, the 826 Baltimore store sells re-purposed and redesigned products around a theme. For "The Stuff of Dreams" all products sold can be employed to aid you during your active night of dreams."