Cool product packaging

The packaging design sector is getting a big makeover as more people start paying attention to and incorporating sustainable products in their lives. A South Ko

Sarah Gwan Design Studio knows the power of a pastel hue, and it's seen in the packaging design for Sandbar, a sparkling aperitif. Each of the three products in the range is labeled in a shade that represents the color of the liquid within, creating a stunning monotone packaging system that's anything but boring. The casual, laid-back approach to this aperitif adds an element of whimsy and approachability that's always valued.

MARAIS Piano cake packaging is a gift packaging for cakes (financier). The picture shows the 15-cake size box. Usually, gift boxes simply line up all the cakes neatly. However, our boxes of individually wrapped cakes are different. We cut costs by focusing on only one design, and in making use of all six surfaces, we […]

Saffron packaging design has a lot to do with storytelling. Around 150 blue crocus flowers are needed to produce 1 gram of saffron.

YUNGBLD Studio recently rebranded Educated Mess, a skincare line founded by chemists, by helping the skincare line bring to life its dynamic vision to align it with the aspirations of its target audience—the trendsetting GenZ and Millennial demographic. The new packaging system helps elegantly embody the work hard, play hard lifestyle these two generations share. […]

Aja Marie Johnson designed the packaging for Mamauki, a coffee house and creative hub based in Round Top, Texas. The stunning black and white illustrations make up the label decor, while the pill-shaped labels and wrapped typography add even more visual interest. The look and feel of the packaging take inspiration from vintage prints with […]

Dans notre série des objets du quotidien au design original, voici les packaging de produits les plus novateurs. Certains sont en vente, d’autres sont restés à l’état de projets, mais ils ont tous en ...

Designer: Brenna VeenstraProject Type: Student ProjectProfessor: Nagesh Shinde School: University of Wisconsin StoutCourse: Packaging DesignLocation: Menomonie Wis.Packaging Contents: Jenever (Gin+Whiskey)Packaging Materials: Vinyl, acrylic, cardboardJenever. Not gin, not Dutch gin, jenever. This clear botanically rich, malted grain-based spirit is only made in Belgium and Holland. Combining the flavors of gin and whiskey, jenever is blended to…

For the average consumer, food packaging is nothing more than a necessary evil to keep their produce safe. Food containers aren't there to be admired or appreciated, and it'll end up in the recycle bin just as soon as the box or package is empty. But as you can see from these intuitive and innovative food package designs of cool products, that doesn't have to be the case.