Designed by Bibliothèque | Country: United Kingdom
“Bibliotheque were responsible for producing the identity and brand positioning for Catriona Mackechnie, a luxury boutique in downtown Manhattan. A floral visual language was used to express the delicate, translucent products across all printed items.”
Designed by Moon Sun-Hee | Country: Korea (?)
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The medi flower stands on a desk or table to as a visual reminder to take your medicine. The idea of arranging medicine in a visually interesting format is a good one; the number of petals (pills) on the flower could be designed to indicate the intervals in
a day’s worth of medication for those with a lot of pills to take, or could alternatively symbolize one day per petal. Having seven petals could work well where birth control is concerned.
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.
Designed by Nimrod Gavish | Country: Israel
The clean white faceted look of this wrapping would be sure to go with any flower type or colour, making it a versatile packaging solution for a high-end florist.
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