Packaging

Fernet-Branca’s limited-edition bottle, reimagined by Austin England in the style of flash tattoos, indicates a shift. This pattern extends across

Wild Lady Eggs, transformed by Kingdom and Sparrow, features rich burgundy packaging with gold foil detailing and illustrations drawn from

The wax-sealed caps and illustrated postage stamps on APLOMB’s luxury perfume bottles signify a shift in how brands approach packaging.

Contrast’s refresh for Sainsbury’s Italian food packaging employs vibrant colors and oversized typography, directly communicating a playful, contemporary character. This

DesignRepublic brought Biotamra’s Saharan roots to life through colorful packaging inspired by North African art. This aesthetic focus, alongside projects

Contrast’s vibrant redesign for Sainsbury’s Italian food packaging uses oversized typography and geometric patterns to create immediate shelf presence. These

YummyColours’ redesign for the 50-year-old hosiery brand No Nonsense removed frills to establish clarity. This shift from elaborate to direct

Eva Chistyakova’s light bulb packaging concept transforms a utilitarian item into a miniature lighthouse, using structural design and color coding.

Aluminum tubes, once reserved for artists’ paints, are now increasingly housing everyday consumables like honey, peanut butter, and chili paste.

Eye Coffee rethinks the on-the-go experience with a single-serve pour-over made from compostable materials. This ingenuity, seen across recent packaging