Packaging

Deit’s packaging, reimagined by Faena, features painterly ingredient illustrations that trade clinical performance for something akin to a fruit stand.

Rude Olive, conceptualized by Affogato Design, features brass swing handles on its lunchbox tins, an anachronistic detail in a category

Hi*Ball’s new design features a stripped-down aesthetic, aiming for standout appeal in a crowded energy drink market. These examples reveal

Rude Olive’s conceptual lunchbox tin, designed by Affogato Design, features brass swing handles, inviting interaction and establishing immediate character. This

Hey Studio’s whimsical wine label encourages consumers to draw directly on the packaging. This direct invitation to interact with a

Estudio Albino designed Valmist RTD cocktails with cut glass embossing directly into the packaging, creating a textural link to the

Duzi Studio’s design for Oovii, featuring a refillable jar with personalized name stickers, represents a deliberate shift in how brands

39BC’s oil body cleansers evoke ancient Roman luxury through apothecary-style glass bottles and espresso-dark labels. This detailed attention to material

39BC’s glossy cherry red caps on apothecary-style glass bottles signal a specific intent to elevate everyday body care products. A

39BC demonstrates how an oil body cleanser can achieve spirits aisle polish with apothecary style glass bottles and glossy cherry