Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Living Naturally

Living Naturally

Designed by SabotagePKG | Country: United Kingdom

“SabotagePKG have designed the brand identity & packaging for Living Naturally.

The brief was to create a versatile, ecologically premium brand that would compete within the FMCG sector.

The brand was applied graphically & structurally, incorporating a henna inspired illustration for their lead organic laundry detergent product line.

The range comes in Lavender, Rainforest & Mango fragrances.”

Living Naturally

Living Naturally

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Living Naturally

Designed by SabotagePKG | Country: United Kingdom

“SabotagePKG have designed the brand identity & packaging for Living Naturally.

The brief was to create a versatile, ecologically premium brand that would compete within the FMCG sector.

The brand was applied graphically & structurally, incorporating a henna inspired illustration for their lead organic laundry detergent product line.

The range comes in Lavender, Rainforest & Mango fragrances.”

Living Naturally

Living Naturally

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