Saturday 11 February 2012

Redesign a luxury packaging

Redesign a luxury packaging : Waitrose’s British Garden Peas


Garden Peas is a common product, which can be easily found in supermarket. However, the price is mostly depended on different levels of supermarket, so there’s some problem surfaced the current packaging of peas: the packaging of Waitrose’s peas seems not luxury enough to match the price. 


Brand Value: Waitrose has the greatest extension capability with 80%, even though it has the smallest market share of the major supermarkets. Besides, Waitrose brand is well positioned in providing a wide range of high-quality and own brand products.


The challenge is to design a luxury packaging of peas, which can be fit in with its price. Considering different elements, which can represent luxury.

I design different visual concepts of peas which are based on luxury. 



At first, I try to create  a repeat luxury pattern as background,although black represent luxury, the surface design did not look like peas packaging. Then I design a transparent window to show peas inside, which can let consumer be more confident about what they bought.


Streamline or curve is one way to show luxury, therefore, I design a streamline pattern with transparent window, also select appropriate colour, black and golden, to make the peas packaging be more luxury.


Also I designed a presentation board for British garden peas:










Thursday 9 February 2012

Redesign a fresh and organic yogurt Packaging:MARKS & SPENCER



Original

Re-Design
The target market of MARKS & SPENCER is middle to high class customer. Its product are high quality but medium price. The challenge is to redesign a yogurt packaging for MARKS & SPENCER, the packaging should communicate its product concept and meet the price.








Final Design





Coffee Cup Packaging : 7-11 CITY CAFE

Halloween




Design Concept-
On Halloween, children put on ghost and fairy costumes, ring neighborhood doorbells and utter the traditional challenge: “Trick-or-treat?”
Therefore, I used trick-or-treat as the inspiration for my design concepts. On the scary eve of Halloween, everyone can knock on the great front door of City Café and demand a cup of delight.



Valentine's Day


Design Concept-
City Café positions itself across the whole city as one’s personal coffee shop. Hence I strove to use this design concept as my departure point. When designing the body of the cup, I inputted elements evocative of the city such as a multitude of neighboring buildings and individual “small budding branches of love” which grow above the city. This communicates the notion that the city is rendered warmer and pleasanter by the existence of City Café.