Packaging

Discover 1029 award-winning designs tagged Packaging on Believe Design Magazine.

Designer: Wei Dai Project Type: Honey Packaging Design Category: Packaging

Yagumitan

Yagumitan is a packaging design for high-end wild honey. The product name refers to the honey seeker in the valley. The glass bottle is shaped with diamond-like cut facets that express the scarcity and the quality of the honey. Colored glass is used to bring out the color and the texture of the honey inside. The outer box is formed as an undulating valley, and the gap between the valleys takes the shape of a compass to suggest searching. Contour lines and mountain cuts represent the cliffs where the wild honey is collected.

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Designer: Hee soo Son Project Type: Korean Health Food Store Category: Packaging

Darin

The 'Darin' is designed to free modern people from reluctance to Korea's traditional health food products in the fatigue society, featuring simple, graphic clarity in delivering packages to the sensibilities of modern people, unlike the undesigned images that have been used by traditional Korean health food shops. All designs are made from motifs of blood circulation, visualizing the goal of providing vitality and health to the tired 20s and 30s.

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Designer: Alexander Cherkasov Project Type: Packing Category: Packaging

Love&wash

Love&wash is a packaging design for a range of laundry products, including washing powders, washing gel, capsules and stain remover. The concept expresses care through a simple metaphor of clothes that embrace each other. On the label of the powder for colored fabrics, an orange T-shirt and a denim shirt hug. The letters of the logo are pressed together to repeat the same idea. Background colors separate the products, while blue typography suggests freshness and purity. The packaging is made of cardboard and plastic, and biodegradable materials are planned.

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Designer: Cansu Dagbagli Ferreira Project Type: Supplements Branding Category: Packaging

Nutrili

Tasty supplements, undeniable benefits. Nutrili is all about bringing high quality, natural and sustainable supplements. Backed by science, products are certified vegan, have only natural flavors and colors. Ocean-diverted pure recycled plastic is used for jars. The brand designer was commissioned for the creating the visual brand identity and packaging designs for the brand in 2022. The products were launched in 2022 December. New products are on the way.

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Designer: Xiaomi Project Type: Sonic Electric Toothbrush Category: Packaging

Mitu

Mitu is the packaging for a sonic electric toothbrush designed for children. The box is made of paper and contains no plastic. Cartoon elements and children illustrations cover the surfaces, so unpacking resembles the reading of a picture book. A pull-out drawer reveals a sequence of images that moves from tooth decay to dental plaque and finally to shiny teeth as the box slides open. After unpacking, the box can be kept as an illustrated book or a toy. The packaging protects the toothbrush and helps children build interest in brushing.

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Designer: Wen Liu Project Type: Beverage Category: Packaging

Wiseman Beer

Wiseman Beer is a packaging design for a bottled beer aimed at young consumers in China. The bottle is made of glass and plastic, the cap is made of metal, and the label is made of paper. A bold red and white icon is applied directly to the bottle, and a large red area expresses energy and passion. The packaging measures 230 millimetres in width, 60 millimetres in depth and 60 millimetres in height. The intent is to give beer packaging a modern look that matches the free and playful character of young people.

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Designer: Wei Sun Project Type: Lipstick Packaging Category: Packaging

Mohanii

This is a simple but unique lipstick product design. It follows the characteristics of the brand logo and is highly unified with the brand image language. It uses post-modern design aesthetics, applies deconstruction to product modeling, and tilts straight lines out of angles to form a unique style. The spiral shape of architectural aesthetics is full of rational romanticism and futuristic sense. Compared with similar products, it is more simple and calm.

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Designer: Birger Linke Project Type: Packaging Category: Packaging

Beauty from Underneath

French-Chinese medical skincare brand Vitalorga is committed to bringing out the beauty that is within every one of us; not through invasive plastic surgery or exogenic substances, but through minimal procedures and components that are already present in the body and delivers Beauty from Underneath. This is brought to life in the packaging with a multi-layer approach that always reveals the easily accessible solution below the surface. Today, Vitalorga is recognized as a Top 10 international medical skincare brand in China, available at more than 500 beauty clinics.

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Designer: Wen Liu Project Type: Beverage Category: Packaging

Happy Ginger Ale

Happy Ginger Ale is a packaging design for a ginger beverage sold in aluminum cans. Each can measures 115 millimeters in length, 66 millimeters in width and 66 millimeters in height. The main visual is a hand drawn illustration of four characters named Ginger Man, Ginger Lady, Ginger Grandma and Ginger Kid. The four figures represent men, women, older people and children. Each character holds a can and shows a satisfied expression. The simple and lively style aims to build an emotional connection and to invite consumers to taste the ginger flavor.

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Designer: TIGER PAN Project Type: Black Tea Category: Packaging

2000 meters

2000 meters is a packaging design for a black tea brand from Yunnan, China. The series is divided into three levels based on producing area, quality and flavor. An octagonal form is used as the shared symbol of the whole range. The lower level is packed in paper, the most widely used material, while the middle and premium levels use metal cans. A small red mountain rises on the top of the can to show that the tea grows at high altitude. Black and red are the main colors, with a little white and simple illustrations of old tree, brush and jasmine.

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Designer: CCB Fintech Co., Ltd. Project Type: Packaging Category: Packaging

New Year's Red Envelopes

New Year's Red Envelopes is a set of three red packet designs created for the Chinese New Year. The red envelope is a traditional Chinese gift used to celebrate New Year's Eve, and the term Li Shi carries the meaning of auspicious things and good fortune. Each design is based on a traditional greeting: the prosperous fish, the auspicious tangerine and the gourd for fortune. The graphics extract the form of ancient Chinese coins and combine that form with each symbol through simple dots, lines and surfaces. Each envelope measures 180 by 90 millimeters.

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Designer: Elena Gamalova Project Type: Packaging Category: Packaging

Odaya Home

Odaya Home packaging needed to reflect the craftsmanship of the handstitched lace used and the symbolic value of the ornaments. The figure of a peacock, the core element in Odaya Home’s first Care and Love Collection, is a traditional guardian of the home. The packaging design developed the peacock image into a fine golden web of feathers, reminiscing lace-making itself. The brand story is told on the inside of the lid of the gift box, while delicate tissue paper with the brand's slogan "You belong and this is home, Odaya Home" provides a tender wrap for the fine cotton sateen fabric inside.

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