Packaging: Dripp Boxed Water
Posted: September 4, 2012 Filed under: Food & Drink, Packaging | Tags: Art, branding, Coffee, Dripp, Espresso Republic, graphic design, insight, interview, Salih Kucukaga, shop, typography, water Leave a comment »
Boxed Water is a sustainable water, art and philanthropic project that delivers the plastic bottle experience through an alternative and more environmentally conscious carton-based structural design. Independent graphic designer and illustrator Salih Kucukaga, was recently commissioned by Southern California based coffee bar brand Dripp to develop a custom adhesive label treatment that would wrap the Boxed Water carton and create a co-branded product experience. Along with photographs of this latest project Sahil has very kindly provided the answers to few questions about his background, inspirations and aspirations.
Branding & Packaging: CAPI
Posted: January 24, 2012 Filed under: Food & Drink, Logos & Branding, Packaging | Tags: Art, branding, capi, cip, design, drinks, graphic, identity, logo, news, packaging, review, water 5 Comments »
CAPI is an Australian producer of premium carbonated fruit juices, mixers and mineral waters. Recently, as part of a complete rebrand, Melbourne based design agency CIP developed a new visual identity, packaging system and website solution that utilise a clean and contemporary typographic approach to characterise the natural origins and bold flavours of the range.
Packaging: Willow Water
Posted: December 21, 2011 Filed under: Food & Drink, Packaging | Tags: Art, design, graphic, Kirsty Mcmaster, labels, mineral, news, packaging, review, water Leave a comment »
Willow is a brand of spring water sourced and bottled in the English Lake District. Following its recent acquisition by entrepreneur John Halewood and in lou of a fresh marketing push, the brand received a new packaging and brand treatment managed by Manchester based freelance designer Kirsty Mcmaster to better represent the quality, unique characteristics and origin of the water.
Packaging: Ramlösa
Posted: September 1, 2011 Filed under: Food & Drink, Packaging | Tags: Bars, Pubs, Cafes, Restaurants & Delis, Carlsberg, cut glass, design, mineral, Nine, packaging, PET, premium, review, Swedish, water 5 Comments »
Ramlösa is a range of premium restaurant mineral waters named after the region of Ramlösa Brunnspark, Sweden and owned by Danish brewery Carlsberg. Stockholm based design studio Nine was tasked with developing a low-cost packaging alternative to their current glass design that would retain the premium nature and favourable perception of the brand but with a PET material resolution.
Packaging: Gauthier Water Bottle
Posted: March 1, 2011 Filed under: Packaging | Tags: Box, design, Drink, Gauthier, glass, packaging, water 2 Comments »
Gauthier released a limited run of glass water bottles to its clients earlier this year with an environmental message to choose glass over plastic. What is striking is the packaging’s minimal/maximal design, taking a simple white rectangle and imparting a strong and inspiring visual message on the interior walls.
