Designed by Jack Featherston | Country: United Kingdom Colourful, patterned labels were created for this emerging UK lip balm company.
Designed by Milner Gray, circa 1950s | Country: United Kingdom
A collection of packaging design sourced from a 1956 publication of Graphis (no. 69)
Designed by B&B Studio | Country: United Kingdom | Font: Gill Sans Shadowed | Buy It
“The Peppersmith name reflects both the Englishness of the mint and the artisan feel of the product,” says B&B Creative Partner Shaun Bowen. “The design has a similar feel, but we’ve had great fun disrupting its seriousness with our moustache icon, which carries across into broader brand communications.
The pack also contains tiny papers for throwing gum away – a reflection of Peppersmith’s mission to overcome the age old problem of gum ending up stuck to pavements.”
Designed by Cath Kidston | Country: United Kingdom | Buy It
Despite somewhat arbitrary typography choices, these quintessentially English toiletries are packaged in beautiful floral patterns created over the years by Cath Kidston, a designer best known for her range of textiles and home accessories.
Country: United Kingdom
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Pictured above are Williamson’s Christmas 2009 tea caddies. Regularly the caddies are available in teal, pink, grey and blue, each pertaining to a different flavour of tea. The metal is matte and textured with beautiful gold accents.
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