duyi han installs rain-inspired textile listening garden inside shanghai villa
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Bella Roma Brings a Slice of Italy to Beer
Duall Design brings a taste of Italy to Bella Roma’s special edition Italian Pilsner, created in collaboration with Cerveza Nemesis and Gypsy Ants. With a charming illustration of the restaurant’s storefront, elegant red typography and a warm cream label, the packaging gives craft beer a refreshing dose of Italian neighborhood charm.
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A24’s Popcorn Bucket For ‘You Can See Everything’ Is All About Transparency, Literally
A24’s You Can See Everything popcorn bucket turns transparency into a clever packaging concept with a clear container, minimalist black typography, and a scalloped rim. Created as exclusive film merchandise, the collectible design makes the popcorn itself the star while playfully reflecting the documentary’s themes of truth and perception.
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Side Launch and Craig’s Cookies Bake a Little Neighborhood Magic Into a Stout Can
Designed by Matt Doyle Design, Side Launch Brewing Co. and Craig’s Cookies’ Chocolate Chip Cookie Stout features playful pink packaging inspired by neighborhood bakeries, with illustrated cookies, a striped storefront awning, Craig’s original delivery bicycle, a Pride heart and a sleepy corgi. The collaboration brings a sweet, storytelling twist to craft beer packaging.
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hélène fauquet overlays photographs with salvaged shells in ensemble of rococo-like curiosities
hélène fauquet explores photography, sculpture, and reflective bubbles in vivresse, her new exhibition at lafayette anticipations in paris.
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Bill Rebholz Brings His Distinct Illustration Style to the World of CPG
Bill Rebholz isn't a packaging designer, but he's designed some pretty damn good packaging. The Wisconsin native has turned his love of old labels and signs into a distinct personal style he now brings to wine and soda labels.
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Sweater Weather, Anyone? Dunkin’ and L.L. Bean Collab For Sweater Cup Sleeve
Two New England staples finally joined forces, and the result is peak False Fall: an L.L.Bean x Dunkin’ collab complete with Birdseye totes, free coffee, and a ridiculously cozy mini sweater sleeve for your hot or iced coffee.
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three days of sun: veuve clicquot’s club solaire comes to venice beach
From 2 to 4 October, Veuve Clicquot moves into 619 Ocean Front Walk in Venice Beach, where Club Solaire opens for three days of food, music and creativity on the boardwalk. Six ticketed experiences…
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Shelf Life 127: It’s Never Been Easier to Build a Fictional Brand
AI and Figma have made polished concept brands nearly indistinguishable from real ones. Designers weigh in on what still separates the two.
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Rest Stop Gives Four Walls Whiskey a ‘Sunny’ and Timeless Design
Designed by Rest Stop, Four Walls whiskey is a nod to the ultimate neighborhood watering hole. Stripping away fancy-schmancy tropes and ornate finishes, it delivers a timeless, unpretentious bottle—crafted for anyone who spends their best nights hanging out with the gang.
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Jamie Stark Reimagines Vintage Produce Labels and Cans as Murals for Pacific Coast Producers
Designer Jamie Stark and painter Jeremy Stanger have teamed up to bring the styles of vintage produce packaging to the exterior walls of Pacific Coast Producers' facilities.
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Mother Tongue Design Builds an Indian Cookware Brand Rooted In Culture
P•TAL and Mother Tongue Design bring centuries old Indian metalworking into the modern kitchen through packaging rich with material inspired color, craft driven graphics and refined typography. A thoughtful identity that proves traditional craftsmanship can look distinctly contemporary without losing its cultural roots.
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Moët Serves Up New Cocktail For US Open In an Unrecyclable Can
Moët is courting tennis fans at the US Open with "The Moët Serve," a new RTD champagne cocktail packaged in a clear, tennis-ball-inspired "franken-can." But while the plastic-and-metal design serves plenty of court-side eye candy, its unrecyclable materials miss the mark on sustainability.
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