Showing posts with label Chocolate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chocolate. Show all posts

Aug 12, 2010

Moonstruck Chocolate Bar


Single Origin Chocolate Bar Packaging designed by Chris Gardiner and Jon Olsen of Sandstrom Partners for Moonstruck Chocolate Co. of Portland, Oregon.

Design: Sandstrom Partners
Client: Moonstruck Chocolate Co.
Country: USA

Jun 25, 2010

Pandora Bell


Design: Studio Output
Country: UK

Via Dirty Mouse

Jun 21, 2010

Sexy Gourmet Food

"Belgian Chocolate dunked whole grain pretzel nuggitz, topped with 4 gourmazing toppings then drizzled again with more chocolate. They are available in 2 sizes of hat box as well we will soon be launching a new stand-up pouch format.  Sweet is the new Sexy."

Designer: Debbie Marks
Country: USA

Mar 29, 2010

Chocolate Research Facility


"Consider it a world’s first: Chocolate bars offered in 100 different flavours. If you are in search of the yummiest and widest range of chocolates, start at the Chocolate Research Facility. Conceptualized by a serious chocolate lover, this new brand and concept boutique-cum-cafe located at Millenia Walk, draws focus to chocolates - both in taste and packaging. We put on our creative hats and taste buds to the test in this year-long project."

Agency: Asylum
Coumtry: Singapore

Nov 13, 2009

How do you build a chocolate brand?



A movie about the brand and design development for a San Francisco chocolate company, TCHO

Agency: Edenspiekermann
Country: USA, Netherlands

Mar 27, 2009

Xococava

Xococava (pronounced shoco-cava), an extension of its big brother restaurant, Cava, is whimsical hybrid of a stand-up tapas bar crossed with an ice-cream parlour. Inspired by Spanish and Mexican cultures of chocolate and Italy's love affair with geleto, Xococava features artisanal ice-cream and hand-made chocolate. With such unusual creations as prune/Pedro Ximenez sherry ice-cream and choriso, dark chocolate truffles, the store caters to Toronto's burgeoning "foodie" culture.



Concrete created an identity program that utilizes strong typographic forms. This extens to the chocolate "periodic table" that uses two-letter combinations to identify the different flavours of chocolate.

Agency: Concrete
Country: Canada
Via: Packaging UQAM

Oct 5, 2008

Godiva Chocolatier






"Godiva's signature gold box transformed chocolate into an international symbol of luxury and indulgence. In advance of a new line, the studio worked with Godiva to explore alternate shades of gold and packaging forms. The resulting Platinum collection helped Godiva maintain its market leadership by infusing the brand with fresh spirit and modern appeal...."

Agency: Telloson

Mar 21, 2007