Designed by Reaktor Design | Country: Norway
“Homlagarden is a small organic food brand focused on high quality turkey products. The man behind, Bjørn B. Pedersen is both a farmer, idealist and artist. His warm personality and hippie background is reflected through the brand. The design is inspired by playful 70s aesthetics, nature and handcraft, and tells the story of the privileged, happy turkeys of Homlagarden.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Reaktor Design | Country: Norway
“Homlagarden is a small organic food brand focused on high quality turkey products. The man behind, Bjørn B. Pedersen is both a farmer, idealist and artist. His warm personality and hippie background is reflected through the brand. The design is inspired by playful 70s aesthetics, nature and handcraft, and tells the story of the privileged, happy turkeys of Homlagarden.”
