Designed by Be Dandy | Country: France
“The first cotton label on the market, it evokes the craftsmanship and the fragility particular to the world of luxury. In a competitive whisky market, Orcines is thought of as the noble and sincere result of the work from a spirit selector. Functional, the label design is inspired by experts’ tasting notes.”
Designed by Giovanni D’Andrea | Country: France
“How do you infuse creative spirit & offbeat personality to a organic wine brand? Giovanni D’Andrea, a French freelance Art Director, designs a glamorous & unexpected label for Jérôme Balmet, a local French wine producer. A mix of colourful and edgy graphics inspired by Mexican skulls! An absolute hit in the trendy Parisian wine bars!”
Designed by Cécile Dumetier | Country: France
“Branding and packaging for a brand of Tofu. The objective is to westernize this product and to encourage people to include it in their daily meals. To do so, a few recipes are included on the packaging.”
Designed by HvingtQuatre | Country: France
“3 years after the launch of the product, we’ve been asked to create a special package for Whilst male cosmetics. We wanted the packaging to express the male ambivalence, sensitivity, and strength. A sensitive product protected by a strong case.”
Designed by Say What Studio | Country: France
“Shaking Has No Effect is a box made for the storage of 300 instant phorographs shot in 2011, using a Fujifilm Instax Mini 7s camera.
The box has two compartments: One for Autumn and Winter photographs and one for Spring and Summer photographs. Including camera’s user guide on the bottom of the box.”
Designed by Barbiturik | Country: France
In 2002 Rémy Hernandez had a life altering skateboarding crash which left him a quadriplegic. After a few years of rehabilitation and reflection he decided to stay focused on his passion of skateboarding by starting his own skate brand.
Designed by House of Courrèges | Country: France | Buy it
“This design combines evian’s free-minded spirit with the House of Courrèges’ nonconventional creativity.
Courrèges, approaching the eve of its 50-year anniversary, is known for pioneering key trends though the decades, from having discovered pants for women in 1963 to starting the mini-skirt revolution. The house of Courrèges is driven by the will to free women from the classical conventions of fashion by developing new forms, implementing new materials and using vibrant colors.
The evian bottle by Courrèges, launching globally September 8, features the design house’s elegant white and pink emblematic flower (introduced in 1967) on the backdrop of evian’s iconic glass bottle silhouette. Printed with organic ink for the first time, the bottle is composed of 100% recyclable packaging.
To celebrate its launch in conjunction with Fashion’s Night Out, evian will be introducing the bottle at Jeffrey New York and Courrèges, 40 Rue François 1er, Paris, where the design will be on display.”
Designed by Fabien Barral | Country: France
“The first idea was to create coasters as a self promotion, but as people really liked the coasters I reissued them in 2 colors and also created a special package. Letteramagica in Poland proposed these nice wood boxes. The only wayt to get them is by supporting my blog Graphic-ExchanGE.”
Designed by Lëkki | Country: France
“Lëkki is a French company aiming to buck the trend of ever-improving mobile phones, by revamping the most iconic vintage handsets from the 90’s. The company started in fall 2010 with the classic Motorola StarTAC flip phones first popularized by famous 90’s actors such as Michael Douglas (The Game) and re-clad it with colourful glossy colors.
By customizing those second-hand mobile phones, Lëkki promotes a “back to basics” philosophy (phone+text) and makes a commitment to sustainable development and recycling, through putting iconic objects from the past back into service.”
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