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35+ Unique & Interesting Product Packaging Designs

35+ Unique & Interesting Product Packaging Designs
Whenever we're going to buy a product, especially the new ones we will inevitably pay more attention to the packaging of the product itself. Product packaging has tremendous power to grab our interest. It combines art and technology for protecting products for distribution, storage, until finally reaching the end user. Over the years, graphic designers and product designers have been creatively inventing new forms of packaging to maximize the function of a product packaging. For the past decade, hundreds of award winning packaging designs have been showcased and displayed in public. Unique Product Packaging Design Ice cream cup BOBBLERS Rough Guide To Sudan Cd Cover Pistachio Packaging Design OGO Water Pack Choclate Bar Fondue Pack 3D Project 2: Floppy Disc Box Farm To City Condom Packaging School Project: Package Design Steampunk Packaging Da Vinci Code Direct-Mail Mid-Autumn Direct-Mail 2007 Batik Vans Packaging Outcome Inhaus - Mini Applications Socks Packing Homebase - Grow Your Own Coffee Nova Note

20 Best Of Best Red Dot Product Design Winners & Yanko Design 20 Best Of Best Red Dot Product Design Winners Red Dot Design Awards has just announced their Product Design winners. Here is a pick of my favorite 20 of the 45 “Best Of Best” winners, in totally random order. Creative industrial/product design is at its best. Some are inspirational pieces while others are classic originals! Come in and take a look! Bending bendy wood! 19) Batou CS Decoration Fabric by Nya Nordiska Textiles This versatile fabric can be used as curtains or as a partition screen. 18 ) Dyson Air Multiplier by Dyson Bladeless fan! 17) CBNes 6256 by Liebherr-Hausgeräte Defining itself as a BioFresh freshness centre, this fridge has three different climate zones with optimum temperatures for your food. 16) Grohe Ondus Digitecture by Grohe Bathing gets the digital edge with the Grohe Ondus Digitecture. 15) Velux Sun Tunnel by Ross Lovegrove Sun Tunnel takes inspiration from the sun, and channelizes natural light to the form of a ceiling lamp. 14) Fiskars X Range by Fiskars

Diseño sostenible 24/06/2010 en Diseño, Interiorismo, Mobiliario Utilizar materiales ecológicos en la construcción y decoración de nuestras cosas supone un compromiso con el planeta y con nuestra propia economía. Ahora, además, es una alternativa para dotar a nuestra vivienda de un interiorismo exclusivo a bajo coste. La diseñadora Debbie Wijskamp y sus colección de armarios hechos con pasta de papel reciclado son una nueva propuesta. La colección, presentada la semana pasada en el International Design Festival de Berlin, propone una nueva forma de entender el mobiliario, dotándolo de un aspecto característico. El “paperpulp” permite crear estructuras versátiles adaptables a cualquier necesidad del diseño. En el caso de los armarios, la pasta de papel se aplica sobre tablones de madera para crear una estructura sólida y exquisita. El papel reciclado se puede aplicar a una multitud de artículos de decoración, como las vajillas. VÍA: Medesingmag » Si crees que te podemos ayudar, contáctanos «

10 Most Awesome Floors Ever Created | Floorstoyourhome Posted on January 8, 2010 by Frank A new part 2 of this article is now posted here! Most flooring is pretty unimaginative and boring. However, the following is a selection of cool floors which aim to keep you staring at the ground; just make sure you don’t bump into anyone. 1. Do you have money burning a hole in your pocket? Source 2. While there may be tall buildings popping up all over the world these days, few still have the presence of the Sears Tower in Chicago. Source 3. This is a floor that may leave you asking, “What exactly is going on in Belgium anyway?” Source 4. Your eyes are not playing tricks on you. Source 5. Lights in the floor at Finsbury Avenue Square serve to create a very futuristic and almost otherworldly look to the environment. Source 6. When you hear “concrete floor,” you might think that sounds like a recipe for a pretty boring floor. Source 7. Source 8. Source 9. Source 10. What!?! Source Part 2:10 More Awesome Floors now posted! Discount Laminate Flooring

ESRAWE | esrawe Imaginative Package Designs - Design.inc Blog Imaginative Package Designs Packaging is a very important marketing strategy to glamorize a product in order to attract the consumer's attention. Often however, packaging can be neglected by business. Here I have compiled a selection of beautiful packaging designs, some conceptual and some that made it to the shelves but all great examples of the designer going the extra mile to ensure that all important first impression is a positive one. Enjoyed This?

NOTCOT.ORG V.O.W N°26 // Melvin the Machine | Yatzer& photo © HEYHEYHEY V.O.W N°26 (27 June - 3 July 2011) We think of innovation and invention as highly engineered, complex systems that are built by some mad scientist in a remote space. The process results in long and layered equations, drawings and an endless source of references illustrated in a step by step process to further explain the construction of the device or machine. Concept & art direction: HEYHEYHEY | Designteam De Ploeg: HEYHEYHEY, Frank Winnubst, Bas van Hout, Bart Bekker, Jeroen Hezemans, Wouter Corvers, Bram de Vries, Dick Lafeber | Directed & produced by: HEYHEYHEY | Steadicam operator: Joost van Poppel | Focuspuller: Adriaan van de Polder | Boom operator: Andre Philips | Sound mixed by: Bram Meindersma | Editing by: Sander van der Aa | Music: Woody & Paul | Sponsors: MU, The Cre8ion.Lab, De Ploeg, Municipality of Eindhoven. Melvin the Magical Mixed Media Machine is best described as a Rube Goldberg machine with a twist. sources: Melvin the Machine

Incredible Pirate Ship Bedroom (Gallery) Designer Steve Kuhl of Kuhl Design is looking like the father of the year after building his son an awe inspiring pirate themed bedroom. The room has everything you’d expect with this motif, including a pirate ship hull/clubhouse, a rope bridge to access the hull, nautical accoutrements, a crow’s nest, and best of all a freaking slide that goes down an entire floor. Luckiest kid ever? (h/t) Yuki Matsueda - StumbleUpon ‘While most designers are busying adding more and more elements into their artworks, Japan-based Yuki Matsueda has, however, managed to let some elements escape from his art pieces. The result seems quite amazing… A vivid 3D image is successfully created and all the elements are believed to be more shocking than those stay still on paper.’

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