Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by James Hallock | Country: United
States
Designed in 2003 as a personal project. Corrugated cardboard tubes protect the bulbs and offer an interesting visual texture and a change from the standard cuboid bulb box. Thick edges mean these would still be able to be stacked and the recessed ‘lids’ help protect the bulbs from scratches while allowing the consumer to take a peek at the product inside.
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by James Hallock | Country: United
States
Designed in 2003 as a personal project. Corrugated cardboard tubes protect the bulbs and offer an interesting visual texture and a change from the standard cuboid bulb box. Thick edges mean these would still be able to be stacked and the recessed ‘lids’ help protect the bulbs from scratches while allowing the consumer to take a peek at the product inside.
