Packaging

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

Designer: TIGER PAN Work: Series Snacks Gifts Box Classification: Packaging

Bestore Handy Gift

Bestore Handy Gift is a series of snack gift boxes. The series was created to extend an existing snack brand range with non-standard products. Each box is made of white cardboard and sized according to the product inside. A printed paper belt runs along the right side of every box, uniting fifty different boxes under one series and supporting an orderly display on shelves and counters. The illustrations are arranged at a forty-five degree angle and framed in gold. Lines and selected elements are applied by gold stamping.

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Designer: Kristina Asvice Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Post Herbum

Whole herbs grown in Lithuania became as an inspiration for creating an exclusive packaging, as well as the desire to visually express the organic and refined product. The unusual and at the same time simple shape of the triangle allows to reveal a simple product in a more interesting packaging. Мilky white and brown colors indicate ecology and naturalness of herbs. Slender illustrations and restraint in style emphasizes the value of herbs that are collected by hand. Gently and accurately as the fragile product itself.

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Designer: Jason Bourguinon and Rebekah Pantaléon Work: Skincare Product Packaging Classification: Packaging

Mexuar

Andaluz Skincare is a secondary packaging design for an organic skincare line based in Andalusia, Spain. The packaging consists of cardboard cylinders with removable lids that hold glass bottles. The patterns are inspired by the ceramic tiles of the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain. Polygonal tile motifs are reinterpreted in a modern layout with colors drawn from the local geology. The 600 gram cardboard protects the bottles during shipping, encloses brochure material and shields the ingredients from light and heat.

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Designer: Wen Liu Work: Beverage Classification: Packaging

Akimbo Coffee Beer

Akimbo Coffee Beer is a packaging design for two craft coffee beers created through a partnership between a coffee brand and a brewery. The beers are sold in aluminum cans, and the outer box measures 115 millimeters in length, 66 millimeters in width and 66 millimeters in height. A hand-painted illustration and a retro hand-drawn font give the cans a relaxed and refreshing character. The illustration shows the mascots of both brands surfing at the seaside. The design addresses young consumers and states clearly that the drink is alcoholic.

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Designer: CHIEH YU CHIANG Work: Oolong Tea Classification: Packaging

Iridescent

This project combining eastern and western art, lifestyle and culture into the same picture, it use ink brush strokes with vivid colors and different materials and printing methods. The strength of the brush strokes and the color of the ink represents the taste of Taiwanese tea, vivid colors and shimmering film represents the highlights. "Shadows and lights, virtuality and reality" is the main concept of this design. To break the stereotype image of tea culture, this package tempt to use a brand new perspective and designs to introduce it to different generations and the world.

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Designer: TIGER PAN Work: Sesame Oil Classification: Packaging

Luhua Xiaomo

Luhua Xiaomo is packaging designed for grinding sesame oil, a hand-made oil produced in small quantities. The container is a straight cylindrical glass bottle, 50 mm in diameter and 210 mm high. The adhesive label wraps 350 degrees around the bottle and is laid out like an old newspaper, recalling a time when food was wrapped in newspaper. The characters are set vertically, in the manner of old Chinese shop signs. The narrow uncovered gap becomes an embossed steelyard mark that shows the amount held inside.

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Designer: Yong Wu Work: Liquor Classification: Packaging

Yellow Crane Tower

Chu Cellar is a packaging design for a liquor produced in Hubei, China. The bottle is made of ceramic, and its shape imitates a set of chime bells, a cultural relic of the ancient state of Chu. The grain on the bottle body is cast in an open mould, and the box is made of wood. Raised and recessed lines on the surface reduce the chance of slipping during handling. The base of the box works as a display stand, so the empty bottle can be kept as an ornament. The intent is to reflect the history and culture of the region of origin.

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Designer: Sunkiss Design Team Work: Liquor Bottle Classification: Packaging

Reign Title

The combination of "product + calligraphy + reign title" creates a distinctive visual identity. A reign title is an auspicious word itself that delivers a good wish. When it is applied to the product package in the form of calligraphy, the product has a imprint of classical Chinese culture and a social attribute, and the auspicious blessings of the product for consumers are delivered, so that consumers have more to talk about when drinking.

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Designer: Kai Liu Yu Work: Liquor Classification: Packaging

Moutai

Moutai is a packaging design for a Chinese baijiu liquor. The box is the first to apply the pull-card changing pattern principle to a packaging structure. When a card is pulled, the printed illustration changes, revealing the twelve Chinese zodiac animals and mythical figures gathered for a feast in Maotai Town. The illustrations refer to traditional Chinese culture and aesthetics. The bottle is made with ceramic technology. Three-dimensional low-temperature embossed paper is used to keep the patterns faithful. The box measures 140 by 125 by 300 millimeters.

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Designer: Ning Sun Work: Multifunctional Food Packaging Classification: Packaging

Eco Lettuce

Eco Lettuce Package is a food package that also serves as a growing container for lettuce. Leaf lettuce continues to produce new leaves when watered regularly after trimming. The leaves are eaten and the roots are kept. The package is then turned over, water and the wrapping paper are added, and the plant grows through the holes. A second harvest is possible within several weeks. The wrapping paper is made of recycled paper and supplies nutrition. The container is made of PLA, a plant starch based plastic, and is shaped by vacuum forming.

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Designer: Shuo Qu Work: Flavored Water Classification: Packaging

Menton

Menton is a packaging design for a lightly flavored water made with imported lemons. The design uses a bright color palette that recalls a sunny Mediterranean holiday. A random illustrated lemon pattern creates a relaxed mood and supports the natural and healthy character of the drink. A metallic blue tone unifies the different flavors and gives the brand a refined image. The straight bottle is made of PET and weighs only 17.85 grams in the 500 milliliter size, which saves material and energy during production.

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Designer: Nour elchourbaji Work: Dried Fruits Packaging Classification: Packaging

Fruit Bites

What's better than a nutritious guilt free snack for your kids? Fruit Bites packaging designs are designed to encourage kids to change their snacking habits and choose to eat natural dried fruits instead of junk snacks. The aim is to empower every parent to change his/her child's snacking pattern. The challenge is to design characters that reflect fruits benefits that children can easily understand and relate to as something cool and healthy. Mango plays a major role in skin health. Banana helps you maintain normal vision. Apple is Good for your memory & concentration.

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