Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Milena Włodarczyk | Country: Poland
“This packaging for flowers helps in a quick and convenient way to transport them without compromising their natural structure. The project is made from one piece of corrugated cardboard, which by proper bending becomes a stable structure able to transport various types of flowers. The packaging can also be used as outdoor advertising for florists.”
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Heineken’s special edition for France celebrates internationalisation with “more than 190 countries, one shared star.” The vibrant design, featuring diverse patterns and colours, highlights Heineken’s global reach and multicultural presence.
The “Zafferano del Re” logo features a contemporary depiction of King Alaric’s face framed within an irregular circle, evoking the design of ancient gold coins. Each package enhances this historical connection with a treasure map included inside, tying back to the legend of Alaric’s buried treasure.
Pepsi launches its summer BBQ campaign with new limited-edition flavors, Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach, designed to complement the festive, smoky essence of outdoor grilling. These vibrant, fruit-inspired designs not only promise a refreshing taste but also stand out with their visually appealing packaging, capturing the essence of summer.
Canadian beer brand Molson, in partnership with BrandOpus, has reignited passion for its brews with a masterbrand makeover. The new visual identity centres around a symbolic hexagon, reflecting the diversity of Canadian culture.
Introducing Dent Crush’s new packaging, embodying a vibrant, colorful celebration of diverse taste experiences. Its design, practicality, and user-friendliness have not only turned heads but also significantly boosted sales. Experience sugar-free fun like never before!
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Milena Włodarczyk | Country: Poland
“This packaging for flowers helps in a quick and convenient way to transport them without compromising their natural structure. The project is made from one piece of corrugated cardboard, which by proper bending becomes a stable structure able to transport various types of flowers. The packaging can also be used as outdoor advertising for florists.”
