Top 5 Packaging Designs
I'm going to be investigating what I see as my Top 5 packaging designs.
At Number FIVE: MONOHARA - HOUSE INDUSTRIES
"Artisans in the Nagasaki prefecture town of Hasami have been manufacturing ceramics for over four centuries, and their revolutionary climbing kilns once produced the highest volume of daily-use cups, bowls and plates in Japan."
This simplistic way of packaging is sleek and well to the point. Its sturdy which does its job in delivering the object to its new destination.
It is also stamped with the company logo on top to identify the product easily.
At Number FOUR: HOTO CERAMICS
This packaging contains small plates, bowls and animals figurines. The print connects to the product which gives you an insight into what your potentially buying.
The cylindrical shape is appealing as it gives a continuous feel to the packaging.
I don't see this as cutting edge packaging design, it has a craft feel to it.
At Number THREE: EMMA BRIDGEWATER
The decorative pattern on the outer of the box is eye catching and enticing.
The sectioning is done in a clever way to separate and enhance each item.
At Number TWO: PISHTACHIO NUT PACKAGING
This Pistachio nut packaging is complimentary to the product itself, resembling the shape and texture qualities through the graphic media. Fresh and crisp. They have also provided the consumers with an option to use the outer packaging as a disposal tray.
At Number ONE: BLOW DESIGN LTD
"BLOW is a Hong Kong based design studio founded by Ken Lo in 2010. Specialized in branding, identities, packaging, environmental graphics, print, publications and website design."
This design of packaging is engaging yet practical to the use. Research shows that this packaging holds Chi-Tea. The colours are exciting with a base of blacks and blues enhanced with gold, and lime green. The element of play is very interesting and could keep someone occupied for some time. Which means the packaging is doing its job, extremely well.
