Packaging

Explore 1029 award-winning designs tagged Packaging on DesignAmid Magazine.

Designer: Michael Held Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Iced Hop Gin

The gin's flavor, created through a infusion of hop and peppermint, is reflected in its visual identity. A frozen hop cone paired with a staring owl captures the crisp, cool essence of the drink. The dominance of mint is echoed in the outer packaging through shades of blue and stylized ice flowers. This cold, clean theme continues in the frosted glass bottle, where a metallic label enhances the icy impression. Subtle frost patterns and snowflake accents are embossed on the surface, reinforcing the fresh theme. Each element supports the gin's refreshing character.

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Designer: Dennis Furniss Work: Limited Edition Packaging Classification: Packaging

Pepsi Culture

Pepsi Culture is a limited edition can series created for a soft drink brand in Mexico. The series consists of six collectible cans, and each can represents one Mexican city. Local stories, traditions and art references are translated into illustrative patterns that combine long-standing cultural symbols with a contemporary design approach. Each can is made of aluminium, holds 12 ounces and is finished with high definition offset printing. The cans are sold individually and together form a series that reflects regional diversity.

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Designer: Olha Takhtarova Work: Confectionery Classification: Packaging

Una Luna Collection

Una Luna is a packaging design for a chocolate collection. The boxes are made of rigid cardboard with a matte black finish. Gold foil stamping highlights a moon motif and the brand name, while rising birds represent freedom. Selective varnishing and embossing add texture to the surface, and a gold lining is applied inside. A printed taste guide describes each chocolate, and the interior tray keeps the pieces in order. Three sizes are offered, from 180 to 300 millimeters in length. The aim is to present the chocolates as a refined gift.

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Designer: Langcer Lee Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Chinese Mooncake

Chinese Mooncake is a gift box designed for mooncakes offered during the Mid-Autumn Festival. The outer box follows the form of a traditional Chinese food box. An embroidery-style illustration shows an aerial view of a banquet of the Tang Dynasty, including wooden architecture and dancers. Each part of the illustration is separated by die-cutting and then joined again, so the packaging gains depth and layers. The inner box presents dance movements from Rainbow Skirt and Feather Coat, combined with classical Chinese colors such as royal purple and bamboo green.

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Designer: PepsiCo Design and Innovation Work: Beverage Classification: Packaging

LIFEWTR S8 Unconventional Canvas

LIFEWTR Series 8 Unconventional Canvas is a bottle packaging design for a premium water brand. The bottle label acts as a canvas for emerging artists, so the packaging serves as a source of both hydration and inspiration. Series 8 presents the work of three artists across painting, sculpture and works on paper, including explorations of alternate histories in which women of color are included in cultural narratives. The artwork is carried through brand communication, in store and at live events, giving the featured artists worldwide reach.

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Designer: Yuta Takahashi Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Botchan Ressha

Miltos Botchan Ressha is a chocolate package created for a collaboration between a locomotive with more than 130 years of history and a chocolatier. The box is made of deep green fine paper, a color that refers to the train livery and to matcha chocolate. The locomotive is reproduced with matte black foil stamping, based on photographs of the actual train. The logo and the product name are stamped with matt gold foil. The chocolate is engraved with a route map drawn as a maze. An attached card explains each stop and the route.

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Designer: Antonia Skaraki Work: Olive Oil Packaging Classification: Packaging

Apollee

Apollee, Premium Olive Oil. A product that welcomes all consumers to a journey towards the sense of the sublime. Inspired by olive tree trunks and the power of Greek olive groves, this design nods to the bond between Mother Nature and her children, while the high-quality materials lend a unique, tactile feel. That’s how sophistication and a lasting impression are created for an extraordinary culinary and branding experience!

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Designer: Ian Wallace Work: Wine Classification: Packaging

Piernas Largas

Piernas Largas is a packaging design for a range of four wines. Each bottle carries its own name, concept and illustration, inspired by characters and moments familiar to young people in Chile. The colourful graphics aim to start conversations and to make the bottle a centrepiece at social gatherings. Each glass bottle holds 750 ml, measures 300 mm in height and weighs 710 g. The artwork is applied with a durable heat shrinkable sleeve that resists refrigeration. The intent is to offer a playful alternative to traditional wine presentation.

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Designer: Kikumi Yoshida Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Vegetable Box

The design reimagines vegetables as art born from the soil, engaging the senses through their appearance and aroma. The motif, inspired by the sun, mirrors a cross-section of a carrot, symbolizing the connection between giver and receiver. This design presents familiar vegetables in a novel and creative way. Labels are crafted from materials that preserve the packaging's integrity, allowing for reuse after gifting. This thoughtful approach enhances the perceived value of the vegetables, making them more meaningful as gifts and deepening the experience for both giver and recipient.

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Designer: Wenduan Su Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Mahjong Lucky Coffee

Mahjong Lucky Coffee is a coffee packaging design inspired by mahjong, a traditional Chinese game. Each bag holds one month of coffee, which is equal to two hands of mahjong tiles. One hand is arranged as a winning hand. The second hand is completed by the buyer, because every portion of coffee is drawn like a tile and the pattern stays unknown until the portion is opened. Bold orange and red colors and youthful lettering address young consumers. Two flavors are offered. The packaging turns a daily habit into a game.

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Designer: Sajindas Devidas Work: Kombucha Tea Classification: Packaging

Heavens Elix

The Heavens Elix Kombucha design captivates with its striking pink to orange gradient, perfectly complementing the refreshing Hibiscus flavor, while the Lemon and Blueberry variants are highlighted with their own vibrant accents. The bold serif typography of Elix exudes a premium aesthetic, while the soft clouds and delicate hibiscus flowers evoke a natural, almost ethereal ambiance. The minimalistic, well balanced layout ensures clarity and ease of reading, while the small circular emblem with a floral icon adds a refined touch, reinforcing the brand's organic essence.

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Designer: Zhang Jie Work: Liquor Packaging Classification: Packaging

Source of Subtle Waves

Source of Subtle Waves is a packaging design for Chinese Baijiu liquor. The waterdrop shaped bottle symbolizes the transformation of grain and water into Baijiu over time and refers to the long brewing process. The bottle is made of ceramic fired in Jingdezhen and combined with gold plated metal, creating a contrast between strength and gentleness. High temperature relief decals give the surface a three dimensional texture. The cap is inspired by ancient scholar headdresses. A wider midsection and narrower ends make the bottle easy to hold and pour.

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