Tag: packaging

Japanese industrial designer Naoto Fukasawa has created a series of creative fruit juice packages that have the look and feel of the fruit they contain. “I imagined that if the surface of the package imitated the colour and texture of...

Da un lato gli oltre cento milioni di utenti di Twitter, dall’altro i tren’tanni di presenza sul mercato di Post-it: i foglietti adesivi su cui scrivere veloci annotazioni, sempre più spesso sfruttati in modo assolutamente creativo, distante dalla loro funzione d’uso. Un...

Un concetto di packaging molto originale per bustine di tè. Design a forma di t-shirt, appesi alle grucce per integrarsi perfettamente all’interno di una tazza. Un’idea creativa di Soon Mo Kang. [ via fubiz ]

Particolari bustine da the con personaggi famosi di vario genere a braccia aperte!  Scopri l’intruso!! si possono acquistare direttamente sul sito Donkey a partire da 4,95 Euro! [ via donkey ]

Southern Bells Musical Beer Packaging Due bacchette nascoste nella confezione. Per dedicarsi alla musica dopo un drink. Una bella idea! Un packaging realizzato da Savannah Bells Sud [ via zeutch ]

FUSE, the interiors and vintage furniture company, has launched the first of its own upcoming range of recycled home products. ‘Can Lights’ have been developed in-house by designer Willem Heeffer. The lights are made from recycled Heinz Baked Beanz and Campbell’s...

Designed by Yunyeen Yong | Country: Australia “Jooze is a fictional company that manufactures fresh fruit juices, catered especially to kindergarten and primary school students. It is a company that believes that healthy eating habits should begin at a very...

Designed in 2003 by the American designer James Hallock. The  packaging of these halogen bulbs often consists of corrugated cardboard tubes to protect the bulbs and offer an interesting visual texture and a change in the traditional cubic packaging. [via...

A new packaging to cook correctly spaghetti….for 1, 2 3…or 6 peoples…!! Design by Neal Fletcher [ via Lovely Package ]

Mayuko Tsunoda and Satoshi Hasegawa clalled “Minna”, are the authors of the wooden handle. It aims to improve the ergonomics of our packaging. [ via Zeutch ]