Looking for creative packaging ideas for shipping products? This packaging design example is a one-of-a-kind elegant box, full of boxes! Get a sneak peek at the details behind this design creation and get inspired to design your own high-end packaging.
How do you keep things new and exciting? That's a question that every company wants to know! Get inspired by adult toy retailer Ella Paradis' creative packaging for multiple products without having to produce and store a wide assortment of boxes! With its advent box the company came up with a simple-but-elegant way to “make it new” every time.
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0:00 Gold hot foil stamping versus spot gloss varnish
0:14 Intro
0:23 How do you keep packaging new and exciting?
0:43 Box design overview
0:54 Secret ingredient of this design
1:17 Packaging box overview with soft touch lamination
1:41 Focus on belly band on 300-lb. cover stock
2:05 How they created boxes to fit perfectly inside the larger box
2:33 Post-holiday promotion ideas
2:55 Download packaging cheat sheet
This advent-calendar-like box is filled with 12 different products that could be used during the holidays, certainly, but also for other promotions throughout the year, all while keeping costs down. Commonwealth Packaging Co. ran with the idea by opting for an elegant white rigid box, the flip top of which folds over and closes gently with the soft plop of a magnetic closure. The lid itself boasts soft-touch lamination with the company logo subtly featured in a tone-on-tone holographic foil and two simple-but-on-brand words – “Give Pleasure” – rendered in silver foil.
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Sabine Lenz is the founder of PaperSpecs.com, the first online paper database and community specifically designed for paper specifiers.
Growing up in Germany, Sabine started her design career in Frankfurt, before moving to Australia and then the United States. She has worked on design projects ranging from corporate identities to major road shows and product launches. From start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, her list of clients included Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Deutsche Bank, IBM and KPMG.
Seeing designers struggle worldwide to stay current with new papers and paper trends inspired Sabine to create PaperSpecs, an independent and comprehensive Web-based paper database and weekly e-newsletter. She is also a speaker on paper issues and the paper industry. Some refer to her lovingly as the "paper queen" who combines her passion for this wonderful substrate called paper with a hands-on approach to sharing her knowledge.