Designed by Siegenthaler & Co. | Country: Colombia
“Selvatica is a brand of fruit infused teas from the natural rain forests of Colombia. We wanted to portray the environment in which the Acai, Camu-Camu, Copoazu and the Arazá fruits grow. The illustrations depict the environment in which they flourish, the animals that feed from them and how the harvest is collected. We created a small window into the Amazon rain forest.”
Designed by Karsh Hagan | Country: United States
“To coincide with their brand launch and opening of their first tea lounge, Platform T needed packaging that embodied their fresh take on the tradition of tea. The custom copper tin with stamped logomark was designed to be sophisticated yet modern. The topographic pattern invites the drinker to dream of travel while the icons and typefaces show the brand’s playful nature. The smooth metallic tin contrasts the rustic wood and stone textures of the lounge’s interior. To further bring to life the lure of travel and the global story of tea, the packaging for their high-end reserve line was inspired by the ornate iron archways that frame train stations all over the globe.”
Designed by Milford | Country: The Netherlands
“Etos is the Netherlands’ best-known drugstore. It comes with a very wide range and lots of store brands. This is how Etos provides a perfect alternative to primary brands, always on the lookout for categories that will take the entire product range to the next level.
The team’s attention was drawn to the category tea that perfectly blends in with today’s consumers: a high-quality product that matches a natural, healthy lifestyle and which has every right to be among the store’s wellness products.”
Designed by Plasmadesign | Country: Switzerland
“Raselli tea blends are made of organic herbs from the Swiss Alps. Protective aroma sachets preserve the precious scents and flavors of the natural ingredients. Each blend comes in a unique design featuring a signature color and an animal that is characteristic for the alpine area where the organic herbs are grown. The cardboard surface of the box stands for the naturalness of the product while the bright colors and playful illustrations are a promise of joy and pleasure associated with each cup of this marvelous tea. The design was created by Plasmadesign Studio, a multidisciplinary design agency based in Zurich.”
Designed by Saint Bernadine Mission Communications Inc. | Country: Canada
“Neverland Tea Salon partnered with Saint Bernadine Mission Communications to help them with the packaging for their proprietary branded line of hand-selected blended teas. With well over 75 flavours, in over 10 sub groups, the solution required a design system that was flexible, scaleable, and easily navigable.
The solution resulted in a universal bag (for each net weight size) complete with silver foil branding and ornate detailing. A colour coded system of multiple stickers was developed to allow for a cost effective, yet easy to distinguish system, while easily accommodating a diverse range of sku’s with different volume requirements.”
Designed by Peter Schmidt Group | Country: Germany
“Tea drinkers are individuals of strong character, people who like to indulge in a moment of deceleration in their daily lives, and this is the target group of Teahouse Exclusive’s “Everyday Line”. The packaging is of a bronze, shimmering quality and adorned with loosely drawn images of different cups and teapots, while thanks to a bold, colour coding approach, each tea variety immediately catches the eye. The typography has also been 100% handpicked, just like the teas themselves, with individual writing styles that promote their originality. This is as personal as it gets.”
Designed by Clubcreativ | Country: Germany
“Do your thing! Be it in super markets, gourmet food or tea shops, nowadays nothing but conventional tea that lacks design and quality comes across your way.We decided to change that and break with all traditions of the tea establishment. The brand name “POP TEE” is derived from the Pop Art movement which shocked the art establishment in the mid-50s in a way we want to shake today’s tea market. Our goal is to breathe new life into the industry by combining puristic design and vivid hues with organic teas of the highest quality. The idea of POP TEE is based on a clear-cut sustainability concept and social involvement which means that we environmentally friendly produce and ship our products and partner with Slum-Kinder Kunst, an organization that supports young children in Third World countries.”
Designed by Elefante Project | Country: Brazil
“Exclusive gift of 100 limited edition pieces. The idea of offering a unique blend of tea came to stimulate a break moment and encourage the slowdown. We visited the Tea House Paratea, and after an afternoon tasting various ingredients we developed four special blends for the Elefante Project. Delivered in a charming glass and four different labels, carefully designed referring our special care with the organic tea.”
Designed by Relevant Studios | Country: United States
“Jasmine Pearl Tea Co. specializes in importing and handcrafting specialty loose-leaf tea blends in Portland, Oregon. Their re-designed packaging positions them as a premium, yet approachable tea company. The loose-leaf tea packaging utilizes eco-canisters, which are composed of recycled paper bodies, recyclable lids and compostable inner bags manufactured in Portland.”
Designed by Interabang | Country: United Kingdom
“Brew were looking to expand into the retail sector, having firmly established themselves supplying tea wholesale to independent shops, museums, galleries and boutique hotels. The rebrand was needed to coincide with this new direction, and also to clarify their offer: not complicated tea or weird tea, but better tea – both whole leaf tea bags and loose leaf.
We wanted to express this no-nonsense approach, but also covey their enthusiasm and passion for brewing the perfect cup of tea that quickly became apparent during the familiarisation process. Bold, confident typography is offset by a vibrant palette and playful, unexpected icons to denote the seven flavours. The carefully selected contents were brought to the fore on the back of the pack along with the method for brewing the perfect cuppa.”
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