Health & Beauty Packaging Design

Designed by Monahan & Rhee | Country: United States | Font used: Bodoni “For Vera Wang’s newest fragrance, Monahan & Rhee designed a secondary packaging program

Designed by gerry2 | Country: Germany “The brand Daniele de Winter implies scientific research, natural ingredients and a high society luxury brand. We tried to keep

Designed by Hyperakt | Country: United States | Fonts used: Bureau Grotesque, Berthold-Script, Berthold Akzidenz-Grotesk Condensed “One part in a rebranding campaign for Miss Jessie’s, a

Designed by Hattomonkey | Country: Russia Russian based Hattomonkey sent us this design for a new carbon based toothpaste brand. So if it’s made with carbon,

Designed by Asylum | Country: Singapore | Fonts used: Helvetica “How do you illustrate extra moisture and comfort in packaging a contact lenses solution? Give it

Designed by It’s Everyday™ | Country: Romania | Fonts used: Neutraface “Canah was our baby: the first commercial producers of hemp in Romania, with big plans.

Designed by StudioKana | Country: Japan Clean and simple design for 4th Floor Studio. Designed by Japan based StudioKana.

Designed by Duffy & Partners | Country: United States | Fonts used: Chalet “Minneapolis based Duffy & Partners -internationally known for their innovative packaging and brand

Designed by Mash | Country: Australia | Fonts used: Helvetica “Evo is a brand that has its own unique personality and culture, in stark contrast to

Designed by Designworks | Country: New Zealand “As a natural product range that works, Huni has a refreshingly bold and Kiwi personality. The pattern, logo and

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Introducing Nasbah: Egyptian Product Packaging Design

Uncover how the Egyptian product “Nasbah” is taking a contemporary approach to package design, making a mark in the local market. Learn how the design strategy influences consumer perception and enhances product appeal.

Inverey: A Unique Barrel-Aged Scottish Gin Packaging Design

Inverey stands out with its image that captures the essence of the rugged Highland countryside. Breaking away from the norm, the label design does not feature the traditional tartan. Instead, it presents an organised structure of intertwining circles, rhombuses, four-pointed stars and dots born out of their intersection.