CUSTOM MADE LUXURY PACK
CUSTOM MADE LUXURY PACK
Two packaging concepts, designed from ideation to production, celebrating Italian craftsmanship through material, texture, and detail.
COMPANY
AZNOM
Year
2016
Category
PACKAGING DESIGN
Design
Design
The wood structure of each pack is wrapped in carefully chosen textile and leather sections: Peacock fabric with cream leather for one version, jacquard fabric with blue leather for the other; attention paid to every seam and closure. Inside, each package holds a hand-decorated plate, cake cutlery, and a curated selection of Italian food products.
The wood structure of each pack is wrapped in carefully chosen textile and leather sections: Peacock fabric with cream leather for one version, jacquard fabric with blue leather for the other; attention paid to every seam and closure. Inside, each package holds a hand-decorated plate, cake cutlery, and a curated selection of Italian food products.
Design
The wood structure of each pack is wrapped in carefully chosen textile and leather sections: Peacock fabric with cream leather for one version, jacquard fabric with blue leather for the other; attention paid to every seam and closure. Inside, each package holds a hand-decorated plate, cake cutlery, and a curated selection of Italian food products.
SPECIAL AND UNIQUE GIFT
SPECIAL AND UNIQUE GIFT
The goal was never just protection or presentation. It was to make the unboxing itself feel like an experience worthy of what's inside: the quality, care, and identity of Italian craftsmanship.
The goal was never just protection or presentation. It was to make the unboxing itself feel like an experience worthy of what's inside: the quality, care, and identity of Italian craftsmanship.
SPECIAL AND UNIQUE GIFT
The goal was never just protection or presentation. It was to make the unboxing itself feel like an experience worthy of what's inside: the quality, care, and identity of Italian craftsmanship.
PROCESS
PROCESS
Every material decision was made by hand: testing textile and leather combinations against the wood base, refining proportions until the object felt as considered closed as it does open.
This project taught me how much packaging design lives in details most people will only ever touch, never analyze.
Every material decision was made by hand: testing textile and leather combinations against the wood base, refining proportions until the object felt as considered closed as it does open.
This project taught me how much packaging design lives in details most people will only ever touch, never analyze.
PROCESS
Every material decision was made by hand: testing textile and leather combinations against the wood base, refining proportions until the object felt as considered closed as it does open.
This project taught me how much packaging design lives in details most people will only ever touch, never analyze.
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