Day of Design

Day of Design

Day of Design featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

The Mood

The design showcases five different hand drawn, vintage inspired and slightly realistic monkey faces, each one representing a different coffee from a different region. On their head, a stylish, classic hat. Their mild expression evokes curiosity. These dapper monkeys imply quality, their ironic sophistication appealing to coffee drinkers interested in complex flavor characteristics. Their expressions playfully represent a mood, but also allude to the coffee's flavor profile, mild, strong, sour or smooth. The design is simple, yet subtly clever, a coffee for every mood.

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FonteVita

FonteVita redefines the boundaries of premiumness for the horeca sector not with a glass packaging but with a plastic one through a eye-catching shape, a new type of decoration, a shade made possible thanks to an original use of the multilayer technology and its easy colors dosing process instead of a full sleeve label. On the top there is LuxCap, the very first premium cap for pco 1881 cap, which is entirely customizable in colours, finishing and printings. FonteVita, a 39 grams bottle, is the alternative to glass with a lot of other benefits such as unbreakability, lightweight and low cost.

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ZeSoup

Quzend studio team had a goal to create a packaging for instant soups saying that it is a natural product, as well as very tasty and healthy soups. As this is the first batch of soups to be produced and it should attract attention, the emphasis was on color solutions. Each main shade completely repeats the color of the product, and the black background of the package intensifies this effect of brightness showing it in contrast. On the cover there is a minimum of information to attract the client with a sense of taste and beauty of the product.

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Santaren

Santaren is the result of the silent, dark, patient maceration of plants and spices. The objective was to make the design eminently original, to endow the bottle with all the elegance, personality and refinement of the liquid it contains, serenely distilled, full of feeling and history. The graphic approach for the label was classical, employing engraving techniques to create an image on heavily textured cotton paper. Ornamental typeface, luxurious detail and biblical symbols were incorporated to narrate the martyrdom of Saint Irene for a refined, elegant design. A delightful project.

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Jus Cold Pressed Juicery

The logo and packaging were designed by local firm M — N Associates. The packaging strikes a right balance between being young and hip but also somehow handsome. The white silkscreen logo looks contrasting against the colorful contents with the white cap accenting it. The triangle structure of the bottle lends itself nicely for creating three separate panels, one for the logo and two for information, especially the detailed information on round corners.

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LiCha

Licha, a local tea brand in Taiwan, is inspired by “the affection of gifts”.The brand expands on the idea of sending gifts by creating western-styled sophistication, integrating the classic and the chic, and highlighting characteristics of different products with bright and colorful packaging, thus promoting the fine teas of Taiwan to the world.

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