Packaging

Discover 1029 award-winning designs tagged Packaging on DZGN.

Designer: Hajime Tsushima Work: Hand Towel Classification: Packaging

Hiroshima Dentetsu

Hiroshima Dentetsu is a packaged souvenir hand towel sold in Hiroshima, Japan. The towel measures 25 by 25 centimetres and is made from origami cranes donated to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, which are recycled into rayon thread. The towel pattern shows the maple, the prefectural tree of Hiroshima. Each package is folded from a single sheet of paper. One version has a cut hole that reveals the number 650, taken from a surviving tram. In the other version, typography appears in a stair-like form when the package is opened.

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Designer: Jingyi Miao Work: Aromatherapy Diffuser Classification: Packaging

Illusory

This design aims to propose a new environmentally friendly approach, using packaging as a part of the product itself to reduce material waste and production costs. In this aromatherapy diffuser design, the sponge is both the packaging lining and the diffuser itself, fully utilizing the soft, cushioning, and porous properties of sponge. Due to the porous nature of sponge, fragrance liquid can evenly adhere to its surface, making the aroma more lasting and charming. This design integrates packaging and products, which is in line with the concept of sustainable development.

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Designer: Bakhtiyar Baimurzayev Work: Packaging Concept Classification: Packaging

Drunk Bartender

Drunk Bartender is a packaging design for a series of classic alcoholic cocktails. The design is applied to a standard tin can with a volume of 330 millilitres. Each can presents the name of a classic cocktail in a literal way, through comical graphic illustrations. The graphic elements are intended to help the cans stand out on the shelf and attract the attention of buyers. Many designs for classic drinks look plain and similar, so a modern visual language was chosen. Drunk Bartender shows that classic drinks can also be presented in a modern style.

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Designer: Dimitri Lociks Work: Coffee Packaging Classification: Packaging

Grassy Premium

Grassy Premiados is a packaging design for Brazilian specialty coffee. The box has organic and modular shapes inspired by mahogany seeds, coffee beans and the curves of Brazilian modernist architecture. The modular form allows stacking and a distinctive display on shelves. The box is made of cardboard with matte lamination, hot stamping and monochrome printing. The coffee is held in a plastic bag with a valve that protects the beans from oxygen. An adhesive label in metallic film seals the box and carries the product information, which allows quick customization at a low cost.

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Designer: Antonia Skaraki Work: Bottled Cocktail Label Classification: Packaging

Hola Espirito

A design that reflects the enthusiasm, happiness and good mood that Hola! Espirito represents. Vivid colours and a kaleidoscope effect are the features that describe each flavour and create a clear representation of the ingredients, therefore making it easy for the consumer to make his choice. A positive mood was in mind while creating the design, one that reflects the positive state of the consumers.

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Designer: Angela Spindler Work: Aromatherapy Candles Classification: Packaging

Wildheart Organics

A premium look for an impeccably organic scented soy candle line. The idea was to break into higher-end retailers with a look that would stand up to the quality of the product, to be communicated through the product livery. Material selection and finishes are key to consumers' perceptions, from both an initial impression to a second more considered evaluation. The colours used are derived from the plants and herbs that make each of the fragrances. The illustrations have an ethereal quality, alluding to scent dissipating into the air as a candle burns.

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Designer: PepsiCo Design and Innovation Work: Visual Identity Rdesign Classification: Packaging

Yumyum

YumYum is a packaging design for sausage rolls sold in Nigeria. The design draws inspiration from the colorful and busy markets of the country. Bright colors are used across the pack, including an intense yellow for the logotype. Bold, oversized typography is applied to the slim package, so the name stays visible. A window in the packaging shows the snack inside. The packaging is intended for people who move quickly through the day and look for a simple food option.

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Designer: Mahsa mohammadzadeh Work: Nuts Packaging Classification: Packaging

1001 Nights

1001 Nights is a cylindrical packaging design for nuts. The artwork is inspired by the tales of One Thousand and One Nights and combines hand drawn and digital illustration. The container is made from recycled paper with a food safe inner lining. The body is printed by offset with matte lamination, and selected areas are finished with gold foil or silver foil. The brand logo is embossed on the lid. The telescopic lid opens and closes easily and forms a secure seal. The lid also serves as a bowl for nuts and as a container for shells.

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Designer: Olha Takhtarova Work: Granola Packaging Classification: Packaging

Granovita

Granovita is a packaging design for granola. A cardboard box replaces the flexible pouch commonly used for cereal, giving more control over how the product appears on shelves. The rough surface of the cardboard supports the theme of healthy living. Illustrations of fruits and grains describe the taste of each variety. Icons, expressive lettering and bright colors convey a positive message. The cardboard can be composted, so the solution stays environmentally friendly and low in cost. Each box measures 160 by 120 by 40 millimeters.

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Designer: Dora Haller Work: Packaging Design Classification: Packaging

Tokaj Gin Label

Tokaj Gin Label is the bottle design for a gin produced in the Tokaj wine region of Hungary. The characteristic hills of the landscape are illustrated in a geometric manner, resembling traditional copper engravings. The dimensions and the rhythm of the pattern were studied carefully to refine the lens effect. The illustrations are screen printed directly on the surface of the bottle. The transparent liquid inside distorts the pattern when the bottle is viewed. The simple design gives an insight into the region where the gin is distilled.

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Designer: TIGER PAN Work: Massage Device Classification: Packaging

Circle Unfulfilled

Circle Unfulfilled is a packaging design for eye and neck massage devices. The form is inspired by the portals and bridges of Suzhou gardens, where a full circle is never found. The shape protects the product while reducing empty space inside the pack. A recycled material called SupraPulp, made from bagasse, is used for the structure. Without extra processing, the pack degrades in 45 to 90 days and returns to the material loop. The soft outer graphics and the calm color scheme suggest the gentle pressure of a massage.

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Designer: Ying Han Work: Tea Package Design Classification: Packaging

Every Perfect Day

This redesign of Bigelow Tea's packaging enhances both aesthetics and functionality. Bold typography highlights each tea's benefits, while dynamic gradients differentiate flavors within a cohesive system. Each tea comes in a triangular box, which interlocks into a striking hexagonal form, strengthening shelf presence and user engagement. This modular, interactive design elevates the tea experience, blending visual appeal with practical innovation.

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