Packaging

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

Lipton Avant Garde Special Art Edition

Lipton Avant Garde Special Art Edition is a collection of miniature cans for iced tea. Each can holds 250 ml and is light and easy to carry, and the format is the first miniature can in the iced tea category in Russia. The graphics draw on Russian Avant Garde art movements, including Suprematism, Abstractionism and Cubo Futurism. Separate designs are paired with the peach, lemon and green tea flavors. The collection is sold only in Russia. The aim is to make the brand noticed on the shelf in a crowded category.

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Designer: Hangzhou Juici Brand Design Co., Ltd Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Aokmag Nutritionals

Aokmag Nutritionals is a packaging design for nutritional dietary supplements. Each bottle carries a flat, abstract icon, such as an eye, a heart, a liver or a bone, to show the body part addressed or the key ingredient. Vibrant color blocks separate the icons from the text and create a clear information hierarchy, so consumers can identify each product quickly. The dark bottle protects the active ingredients from light. The label is made from recycled paper. The ridged cap improves grip and makes opening easier for older people.

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Designer: David Kantor Work: Packaging Classification: Packaging

Marlenka

The Marlenka packaging redesign centers on a clean, distinctive design that ensures strong shelf presence and clear differentiation across the product range. The packaging system is designed to accommodate a variety of cakes and honey based desserts, using a structured approach to distinguish flavors, formats, and sizes. Premium visual aesthetics enhance product appeal, while innovative materials and advanced printing technologies guarantee exceptional quality. The refined design not only elevates the consumer experience but also strengthens Marlenka's brand identity and market positioning.

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Designer: Guangzhou Cheung Ying Design Co., Ltd. Work: Tea Packaging Classification: Packaging

Rosa Roxburghii

Rosa Roxburghii is a packaging design for a canned tea beverage. The container is an aluminium can measuring 65 mm in length, 65 mm in width and 95 mm in height, with a capacity of 245 ml. The graphics use a Chinese style illustration of a rosa roxburghii tea garden, which reflects the care taken from planting to the selection of materials. Traditional Chinese elements and an auspicious red theme colour shape the layout. The packaging was created to give the product a clear identity and to express health, naturalness, vitality and inheritance.

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Designer: Backbone Branding Work: Water Packaging Classification: Packaging

Kum-Kum

The bottle has symmetrical droplets on its four sides, two facing upward and two facing downward, which shape the form of water in its dynamic substantiation. As for the label and logo, Backbone Branding has created a combination of a label and a filled bottle, which shows the transparency and plasticity of the water in its dynamics. The blue tint of the back label blends harmoniously with the bottle and, thanks to the refraction of light through the liquid, makes the bottle visible, and the brand's white logo on the transparent label becomes apparent due to the blue-tinted back label.

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Designer: Antonia Skaraki Work: Cosmetics Classification: Packaging

Good Life by Gina

The Serum packaging embodies the harmonious blend of nature and science, symbolized by the Greek alchemical symbol for salt, representing purification. With a remarkable natural content, the design reflects the product's purity and connection to the earth. Inspired by the vitality of the sun and the hues of the serum itself, the logo radiates a captivating circle of light, symbolizing the sun, face, and earth. The packaging expresses the holistic Greek philosophy, merging elements from seeds, flowers, roots, and fruits, conveying the essence of transformation and the energy of life.

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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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Designer: Wen Liu Work: Alcoholic Beverage Packaging Classification: Packaging

Gogoon

Gogoon is a bottle and packaging design for baijiu, a Chinese distilled spirit. The bottle has a simple cylindrical form that expresses purity. The shoulder carries a hammer pattern that refers to careful craftsmanship. The body is finished with a fine daylight grain texture that reflects light across the surface. The cap combines metal, leather grain and wood, giving a plain shape a rich texture. The bottle measures 75 mm in width, 75 mm in depth and 260 mm in height. The design presents baijiu in a light luxury style for a new group of consumers.

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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: 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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