Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Kayla Jang | Country: United States
A charming, retro-inspired conceptual design for GE Christmas Lights using a colour palette not normally seen in this product sector.
“The assignment was to redesign the packaging and identity of an ordinary object. I chose the GE Christmas Light Package and I wanted to make it bright and cheerful as christmas light by avoiding clichés. The colorful overlapped shapes are expressed as translucent bulbs and snow flakes as light inside the bulbs.”
Get the latest packaging design inspiration in your inbox:
Discover the transformative power of wine with Crazy Grapes. These Monatrell grapes have the magical ability to turn a simple meal into a tribute, a date into an experience, and a gray evening into a party.
Designer Tom Lane, AKA Ginger Monkey, crafts an evocative branding for Doc Brown Farm & Distillers, drawing on traditional Georgian farming and distilling heritage for its bourbon whiskeys, Effie Jewel and Uncle Bogue.
Discover the refreshing redesign of St Austell Brewery’s award-winning IPA, Proper Job. Thirst and Tobias Hall collaborate to merge the brand’s ale legacy with modern appeal, reinvigorating its identity for all generations.
Revolt, the trailblazing brand under Truangle, unites modernity with tradition in India’s FMCG landscape. Its beverage labels sport Devanagari script, dismantling linguistic barriers and fostering a sense of pride and connection among consumers.
Discover the vibrant new look of Harry Brompton’s Iced Tea, masterfully redesigned by Gency, and taste the summer with the introduction of their refreshing new Summer Berries flavour. Dive into a world where design meets deliciousness and experience the finest RTD tea.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Kayla Jang | Country: United States
A charming, retro-inspired conceptual design for GE Christmas Lights using a colour palette not normally seen in this product sector.
“The assignment was to redesign the packaging and identity of an ordinary object. I chose the GE Christmas Light Package and I wanted to make it bright and cheerful as christmas light by avoiding clichés. The colorful overlapped shapes are expressed as translucent bulbs and snow flakes as light inside the bulbs.”
