Confectionery Packaging Design, Food Packaging Design

Lola’s Kitchen

by Chris Zawada
June 10, 2009
5778

“Lola’s Kitchen bake yummy cupcakes and bring them round to your house. The obvious popularity of this idea meant Lola’s needed a strong brand identity to help support their growth.

We coined the line ‘Hand Crafted Cupcakes’ to communicate the essence of what they do, and designed them an identity to illustrate the nature of their business across all media, from a sugar coated logo to pastel coloured stationery and packaging, and even – quite literally – the icing on the cake.”

Get the latest packaging design inspiration in your inbox:

Popular designs

Creating a Strong Brand Identity: The Journey of Living Things Packaging Design

June 24, 2024

“Developing Living Things packaging involved multiple design stages, feedback, and refinement. With extensive market research, collaboration with brand strategist Jose Debate and design agency Studio Nari, we created a strong, recognizable brand identity appealing to health-conscious, trend-setting millennials and Gen Z.”

Studio La Regina Revamps Packaging Design for 7 Colli Amaro

June 27, 2024

Studio La Regina has transformed the packaging of 7 Colli, an artisan amaro with a loyal following, to support its distribution expansion. The new design features a sleek cylindrical bottle and a striking label with a deep black background, gold foil text, and a distinctive, multi-colored number 7.

July 18, 2024

Tropicana rejuvenates its brand with Sunhouse, blending modern iconicity and

Robinsons Cordials and Creations: A Modern Redesign for Adult Consumers

July 16, 2024

Elevating Robinsons' Cordials and Creations, Bloom's redesign infuses youthful energy

Brazucafé: Celebrating Brazilian Coffee Culture Through Design

July 10, 2024

Brazucafé captures Brazil's coffee culture with its unique blends and

Confectionery Packaging Design, Food Packaging Design

Lola’s Kitchen

by Chris Zawada
June 10, 2009
5778

“Lola’s Kitchen bake yummy cupcakes and bring them round to your house. The obvious popularity of this idea meant Lola’s needed a strong brand identity to help support their growth.