Biomimicry packaging

'bean playing tennis' by dutch agency bowler & kimchi is a packaging concept that sees a tennis ball pack transformed into a gigantic green bean.

Working in bio mimicry principles the designer repeated one of the main structural parts of the flower and conceptualized the pistil as an optimal shape for a two – liter juice bottle. The pistil is the initial outflow, where the juice forms. Then it becomes a fruit, which in its turn ripens finally becoming juice. […]

The Brief To develop an appealing and attention grabbing communication piece to wish potential and existing clients of Alpha 245 a very happy and prosperous lunar new year. The key objective is to encourage enquiries and generate business opportunities from potential and existing clients. The Solution Mandarin oranges have always had a symbolic presence during […]

With Jun Aizaki’s latest design, you could be picking up your morning latte poured into a dried gourd rather than a disposable adorned with a green siren. The Brooklyn-based designer, who owns CRÈME, recently launched a project to reduce single-use plastic waste by shaping the flowering fruit into simple drinking vessels. Heading The Gourd Project,Continue reading "Gourds Grown in Vessel-Shaped Molds Become Reusable Cups and Flasks"

TITOBOWL is a vessel specially designed for tasting different varieties and dressings olives with pit, although it has been adapted for tasting pitted olives and other snacks because turning the top cap of the container, it becomes a toothpick holder.Fo…

We often consider the products we use and their packaging to be two separate things – the product is the thing we want, and its packaging is a piece of trash to be thrown away. Good design isn't just about the product – it's about good packaging as well. These 30 ingenious packaging designs, however, prove that a well-designed package can complement or even enhance the product it was designed to carry.

Designers should stop using recycled plastic and instead use bioplastics if they want to reduce pollution, according to Jan Boelen.

Sketch of AJORÍ, winner of the first prize of Crafts of Castilla La Mancha 2011 in the category of design applied to the crafts