Packaging

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

Designer: Zhuangda Technology and Industry Co.,Ltd Work: Box Classification: Packaging

Speeding Bearing

Speeding Bearing is a storage case for the bearings of roller skates. The compact case is made of silicone, ABS and stainless steel, and opens and closes on a hinge. Storage cavities hold the bearings in stable piles, while a restraint structure in the lid limits shaking, impact and noise. A spring puller is held in a hollow part of the case and helps remove or install bearings quickly. A rubber band with hooks fastens the case closed. The lid combines frosted and transparent parts, so the contents remain visible.

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Designer: Wen Liu Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Chateau Loulan

Chateau Loulan is a packaging design for a low-alcohol semi-sweet white wine produced in China. The label is made of metal with partial coloring and a frosted finish, and it depicts the legendary figure known as the Loulan Beauty. Openwork inspired by the flying white technique of Chinese calligraphy forms a semi-transparent window that reveals the color of the wine inside. Calligraphic strokes at the base of the bottle recall the desert landscape of the winery. The bottle measures 76 by 76 by 300 millimeters.

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Designer: Victor Weiss Work: Olive Oil Classification: Packaging

Oliv

Oliv is a packaging design for a Swedish extra virgin olive oil brand. The main bottle is made of borosilicate glass with a glossy finish that reveals the color of the oil. Olive oil is usually sold in tinted glass or in tins to limit exposure to sunlight. A patented glass combination was developed with a partner manufacturer to keep the oil visible and protect its quality. A second bottle, for a flavored oil, carries a hand printed matte label with blue textured foil. The black box is filled with shredded hinoki wood.

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Designer: Dheeraj Bangur Work: Herbal Tea Packaging Classification: Packaging

Twiggle

Twiggle Tea Packaging is a cohesive visual system designed for four herbal infusions: Hibiscus, Chamomile, Lemongrass, and Peppermint. Each variant is distinguished through a dedicated color palette and detailed botanical illustration, enabling clear product identification. Bold typography improves readability, while a structured layout organizes information efficiently. The balanced composition creates strong shelf presence and visual continuity across the range, resulting in a vibrant yet organized packaging solution that enhances recognition and differentiation.

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Designer: Tang Shengxing Work: Tea Packaging Classification: Packaging

Bama Elegant Meeting

Bama Elegant Meeting is a tea packaging series created for a classic Chinese tea. The design is based on four plants, plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum, which represent the four gentlemen in traditional Chinese culture. Each plant is linked to a different tea variety and its character. The tea can is round and full in shape, suggesting harmony. The top of the can takes its form from the Taihu stone used in Chinese gardens, a shape associated with elegance. The packaging is made of ceramic and paper and measures 230 by 230 by 210 millimeters.

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Designer: XIONGBO DENG Work: Chinese Baijiu Packaging Classification: Packaging

Zhi Hou

This is a citrus flavored Chinese Baijiu called "Zhi Hou". In Yunnan, China, people will turn good quality citrus brewing into baijiu. The raw material ratio of this product has reached the level of 20 pounds citrus brewing a pound Baijiu, so it can only be sold in limited quantity.in designed the bottle into a ball shape, and made irregular bulges at the shoulders of the bottle, so that the shape would not look so monotonous. The shape of the bottle cap, designer directly simulated the branches of citrus, when the bottle was put into the orange bag, the bottle cap would be exposed.

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Designer: Kristina Pacesaite Work: Packaging Labels Classification: Packaging

Medaus Kristalas

Honey Crystal is a set of packaging labels created for the honey products of a family bee farm founded in 1957. The labels avoid the common use of bee and hive images and instead highlight the crystal structure of honey, along with local landscapes, plants and flowers. Three separate labels mark raw honey collected in spring, summer and autumn. The labels are self-adhesive and glossy, printed in CMYK and Pantone colors, in sizes suited to jars of 720, 410 and 250 milliliters. Transparent labels are used for pollen pouches.

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Designer: Tang Shengxing Work: Tea Packaging Classification: Packaging

Xinjihao Bingdao

Xinjihao Bingdao is a packaging design for a Pu'er tea grown in the primitive forests of Yunnan Province in southwest China. The theme of the design is the harmony between forest residents and nature, where people, animals and plants coexist. The red box refers to the acidic red soil in which the tea grows. Chinese calligraphy characters are used to express the strong taste of the tea. The packaging is intended to convey the natural flavor of the tropical rain forest and to give the tea a clear oriental character.

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Designer: PepsiCo Design and Innovation Work: Food Package Design Classification: Packaging

Lay's More Belgian Really Impossible

Lay's More Belgian Really Impossible is a limited edition packaging design for potato chips sold in Belgium. The packaging presents two new local flavors developed with Brussels Ketjep. Belgian consumers were invited to submit design concepts with a strong local character, and the two most voted concepts were featured and credited on the packs. The approach responds to a snack market in which local brands offer relevant flavors and claims. The design aims to retain current buyers of the Lay's brand and to attract new ones.

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Designer: TIGER PAN Work: Maojian Tea Classification: Packaging

Zhong Yuan No 1

Zhong Yuan No. 1 is a packaging design for Maojian tea, a traditional Chinese tea grown in terraced fields. Because the flavor of the tea is light and mild, the package is kept subtle and refined. The tea can is made of tinplate with embossing and gold stamping, and matte and varnish finishes are combined. The capped shape of the can recalls a tea picker wearing a hat. The outer box is made of customized paper and is closed by a shaped belt inspired by the window frames of old tea farmer houses. Real tea leaves decorate the belt.

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Designer: Alan YanLun Wu Work: Mooncake Packaging Classification: Packaging

Lantern Transformation

Lantern Transformation is a mooncake packaging tin created for the Mid-Autumn Festival. The container is made of food safe tinplate, formed by precision stamping and seamless welding. The exterior carries hand painted bird and flower motifs, protected by a water resistant coating. After the mooncakes are eaten, the lid is flipped and clicks into place as a lantern shade. An integrated lighting module is then switched on, and the empty tin becomes an ambient lamp. The tool free change extends the life of the package and reduces waste.

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Designer: SHANGHAI GUIJIU CO., LTD. Work: Baijiu Packaging Classification: Packaging

Jundao Guiniang

Jundao Guiniang is a packaging design for a high-end Chinese Baijiu spirit. The hexagonal white ceramic bottle is decorated with a traditional Chinese ink painting, applied by enamel firing. The soft halo of the painting suggests mountains and rivers and refers to the natural environment of the production area. A bronzing process outlines the terrain of the origin region in fine layers. The golden cap is shaped as a personal seal and can be kept as an ornament. The design expresses Chinese culture, respect for nature and the value of tradition.

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