Designed by Tough Slate Design | Country: Ukraine
“Spices play the main role in an epic play called Bakery. The shape of the package resembles a theatre cabinet with that houses posters on it. However, there are a little adjustments which make theatre plays feel tasty and sweet.”
Designed by Emily Claire Guin | Country: United States
“Dash – based in San Francisco – was founded in 2011 by two chefs who were both disenchanted and unsatisfied by the conventional market for purchase-ready seasonings. The pair saw a need for seasonings that would bring vibrancy to at-home cooking.Dash seasonings are all-natural, finely crafted blends of dried herbs, spices and fruits that elevate the home meal to gourmet refinement.
Dash is a luxury brand that appeals to the food connoisseur who values a gourmet at-home meal yet appreciates the convenience of a reliable pre-made blend.
Dash intends to wholesale to high-end national groceries and specialty stores (such as Whole Foods and Williams-Sonoma) as well as market its products through its online store.”
Designed by Design by Day | Country: United Kingdom
“The Great British Butcher is a new range of British-inspired rubs and seasonings prepared by MRC Flava, a third generation family owned company that started out in the butcher trade back in 1976.
With the rising popularity of farm shops and gourmet butchers, the brief was to come up with a brand identity and packaging that built on the company’s genuine British heritage, celebrates the tradition of the British butcher, and communicates good, honest quality.
Like the product, the packaging is simple, robust and wholesome, balancing both traditional and modern elements. The product’s British heritage is communicated subtly through the logo, and vintage-style typography gives a nod to the past. Playful illustrations on the side of each tin highlight the importance of the carefully selected, quality ingredients. Quality flavours for quality meat!”
Designed by Adrián Froufe | Country: Italy
“100×100 is a brand dedicated to organic food that seeks to create links between rural producers and urban consumers and tries to improve the quality of the products we consume in our day to day lives.”
Designed by Birdsong Gregory | Country: United States
“To help Bloom Grocery develop a memorable private label for it’s premium angus beef program, birdsong gregory created Sheffield & Sons: a sophisticated but friendly brand that evokes the distinction and personal service of a small friendly neighborhood butcher shop. As part of that campaign, we created this concept for a beautiful line of spices which would exist as part of the labels product offering. The packaging embodies the well crafted and gourmet feel of Sheffield & Sons with its sophisticated palette, illustrative but clean labels, unique material choices, and textures that are relevant to the existing brand.”
Designed by Christopher Vicente | Country: United States “Gahaña is a line of Indian spice mixtures (masala) created for a branding and packaging project. This lines of spices consist of three mixed flavors: mango/ginger, pomegranate/almond and garlic/onion. In this project I tried to focus on designing something that’s normally very traditional looking and giving it a more … Read more
Designed by Glasfurd & Walker | Country: Canada
“The Dirty Apron Cooking School in Vancouver recently launched a new line of spices, blends, salts and olive oil.
Glasfurd & Walker was commissioned to design a clean, type driven identity and the packaging for the range – including gift packs with a flexible, modular structure to allow for various product combinations.
The labels feature a die-cut logo which gives the packaging a distinct shelf presence – allowing the diverse and vibrant colours in range of the spices to be showcased.”
Designed by Adam Flissinger | Country: United States | Font: ITC Conduit | Buy it
“Adam’s Goods started out as a hobby rooted in healthy competition. Created by Art Director Adam Flissinger of Ozone Advertising, Adam’s Goods can be found online and through a handful of San Francisco retailers.
The clear top lid enables the consumer to actually see the product which creates a more interactive customer experience. The simple, clean and transparent design exemplifies Adam’s Goods nonsense approach to cooking, ” Great Food starts with Great ingredients”.
Designed by Fran Aldea | Country: Chile
“The objective is to make design a fundamental link among different disciplines to solve a problem observed in the informal sale of food. I propose the creation of grated bread from the surplus of production in the sale of bread on the highways of my country. These leftovers are currently thrown away. The project is also contributing to the inclusion of a lower income segment of society.
The idea of incorporating flavors to the bread responds to current market needs and to a diversification strategy. The flavors chosen were basil, garlic and merken (a Chilean spice).”
Designed by Geneviève Côté | Country: Canada
“If it is indirectly the quest of spices that led to the discovery of the Americas by Europeans, the passion has definitely not had much influence on American cuisine and, in fact, except salt, pepper marginal and some spices, we are collectively ignorant regarding all these subtleties that distinguish the food of men from that of animals.
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