"Aromatherapy is such a richly indulgent sensory experience, inspiring mood and evoking atmosphere. We created packaging for a range of Aromatherapy body and home products for M&S that couldn't help but provoke thoughts of luxury, tranquil sensuality and invigoration."
Design: Ziggurat Brands
Client: Marks & Spencer
Country: UK
Showing posts with label Cosmetic and Beauty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cosmetic and Beauty. Show all posts
Sep 5, 2010
Sep 3, 2010
Sep 2, 2010
Aug 27, 2010
Aug 26, 2010
Belle & Elle Pharmacy
"Belle & Ella is a Vancouver-based boutique pharmacy catering exclusively to women. They offer personalized, discreet service and modern advice from the female perspective."
Design: Veronica Stark
Country: Canada
Tags:
Canada,
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Female,
Pharmacy,
Vintage
Aug 14, 2010
Aug 12, 2010
Aug 10, 2010
Kjaer Weis Makeup
"The design of the Kjaer Weis cosmetics line distills the fundamentals of women’s makeup to its three essential areas of application: lips, cheeks and eyes.
The compacts are shaped to mirror the features they will be used to enhance: slim and long for the lips, large and square for the cheeks, small and round for the eyes. Aesthetically, the Kjaer Weis line fuses an understated and timeless classicism with the crisp minimal lines of modern jewelry.
Tangibly, the compacts swivel open with an innovative lateral movement, fanning out like the wings of a butterfly.
Entirely refillable, these compacts are purposely conserved rather than recycled.
Cast in white bronze metal, monogrammed in glossy white enamel, and encased in a red textured box, each object conveys the substance and heft of a valuable keepsake."
Design: Marc Atlan
Country: USA
The compacts are shaped to mirror the features they will be used to enhance: slim and long for the lips, large and square for the cheeks, small and round for the eyes. Aesthetically, the Kjaer Weis line fuses an understated and timeless classicism with the crisp minimal lines of modern jewelry.
Tangibly, the compacts swivel open with an innovative lateral movement, fanning out like the wings of a butterfly.
Entirely refillable, these compacts are purposely conserved rather than recycled.
Cast in white bronze metal, monogrammed in glossy white enamel, and encased in a red textured box, each object conveys the substance and heft of a valuable keepsake."
Design: Marc Atlan
Country: USA
Tags:
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Innovation,
Usa
Aug 6, 2010
Jacqueline Evans
"The Jacqueline Evans story began in 1999 when Jacqueline first created customised skin care for a select group of clients when she worked as a naturopath in the United Kingdom. Since then, years of meticulous research have gone into product formulations. Products are based on the function of the ingredients and only the purest and highest grade natural and organic ingredients are used, including cold pressed oils, the best essential oils and beneficial levels of vitamins, minerals and herbals resulting in some of the most effective products in the world.
The amber glass used for all the packaging not only preserves the integrity of the contents better, it compliments the restrained typography and bold colour differentiation of the labels. The honesty and quality of this product is clearly communicated through a sense of nostalgia-induced trust. They just happen to look great all together on your bathroom shelf too!"
Design: Swear Words
Country: Australia
The amber glass used for all the packaging not only preserves the integrity of the contents better, it compliments the restrained typography and bold colour differentiation of the labels. The honesty and quality of this product is clearly communicated through a sense of nostalgia-induced trust. They just happen to look great all together on your bathroom shelf too!"
Design: Swear Words
Country: Australia
Jul 30, 2010
Jul 28, 2010
Jul 5, 2010
Boots Original Beauty Formula
"This range celebrates 160th anniversary of Boots whole beauty heritage. Inspired by our research into Boots labels of 1880's, we created a 'modern-vintage' look that worked for the 21st century"
We designed each componenet with an individiual frame, typography and calligraphy on every item. We chose calligrapher Paul Antonio to create the handwritten text."
Design: Lilliesköld
Country: UK
Tags:
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Fashion,
Soap,
Vintage
Jun 21, 2010
A Rather Novel Collection
"A Rather Novel Collection Eau De Parfum is a col lec tion of six scents cre ated espe cially for Anthropologie by five per fumers from the fra grance house Givaudan."
Country: USA
Via Designworklife
Tags:
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Parfum,
Usa
Jun 4, 2010
Jun 3, 2010
Space NK Men
"Space.NK.Men is a sub-brand of Space.NK, a leading luxury beauty retailer offering high quality products from a broad range of innovative international brands. Bibliothèque were responsible for providing an identity and packaging concept for a new Space.NK.Men store in Soho, London.
The design solution is intentionally minimal. Graph paper provides a technical visual language, suggesting a functional and practical grooming product appropriate to male consumers. The graph paper grid is applied across all touch points – from packaging and stationery to bags and
in-store displays. The incremental nature of the concept was ideal for presentation purposes, allowing staff to accurately position and caption products."
Agency: Bibliothèque
Country: UK
Tags:
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Grid,
Minimalism,
Uk
May 24, 2010
Prokrin
Mission: The image of Prokrin’s products was poorly differentiated and obsolete compared to its main competitors. This meant poor shelf impact. A restyling of the pack and logotype was necessary to improve visibility and memorability and to make the Brand more appealing. The aim was to clearly reaffirm the differentiating values of Prokrin: quality and price, at the same time as adding new attributes in line with young, fashion-conscious consumers.
Agency: CB’a Design Solutions
Country: Italy
Agency: CB’a Design Solutions
Country: Italy
Tags:
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Gel,
Hair,
Italy
Apr 26, 2010
Nailxpress
"Talking helped Future Cosmetics define and create this new brand: young, trendy, fresh and professional. The color variety was a key element of the product line. The simplicity of the packaging design reflects this, and supports the visual impact at the point of sale."
Agency: Talking Studio
Country: Spain
Apr 23, 2010
Mothercare
"John Rushworth and Daniel Weil have designed the branding and packaging for All We Know, a new range of baby toiletries for Mothercare. The creation of a coherent and focused sub-brand enables Mothercare to draw on its reputation as a trusted brand whilst adding new elements that help to differentiate these products from the competition. The All We Know range contains natural extracts, is suitable from birth and has been tested by a panel of midwives.
The sub-brand is built around the name All We Know and is supported through the label copy, which gives clear information to the customer in a knowledgeable and calm tone of voice. All We Know label designs include the Mothercare symbol and name as the primary brand identifiers.
The range packaging has been specifically designed with a number of outstanding features. The bottle is very distinctive, as it represents part of the ‘m’ in the Mothercare symbol. The curved face fits in the hand, the flat end allows it to rest horizontally, practical for use in the bath, and the bottle is designed to be opened with one hand. When almost empty it can be turned on its head in order to get out the last drops. From the perspective of the retailer the bottle stacks easily and stands out on in-store shelf displays.
The range launched early this year and is now available worldwide."
Agency: Pentagram
Country: USA
The sub-brand is built around the name All We Know and is supported through the label copy, which gives clear information to the customer in a knowledgeable and calm tone of voice. All We Know label designs include the Mothercare symbol and name as the primary brand identifiers.
The range packaging has been specifically designed with a number of outstanding features. The bottle is very distinctive, as it represents part of the ‘m’ in the Mothercare symbol. The curved face fits in the hand, the flat end allows it to rest horizontally, practical for use in the bath, and the bottle is designed to be opened with one hand. When almost empty it can be turned on its head in order to get out the last drops. From the perspective of the retailer the bottle stacks easily and stands out on in-store shelf displays.
The range launched early this year and is now available worldwide."
Agency: Pentagram
Country: USA
Tags:
Baby,
Cosmetic and Beauty,
Typography,
Usa
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