05-03-11

Fruita Blanch

Design and images: ATIPUS

I’m wild about the design and packaging of Fruita Blanch. The muted palette, the simplicity, the what-you-see-is-what-you-get approach. All of it. Well done, ATIPUS.

03-17-11

Glass Jar Goods

There’s something about foods packaged in glass jars that makes it seem that much more delectable. Maybe it’s that we can actually see what we’re getting, or that it makes us think of someone lovingly preparing the goods in their kitchen. Or maybe even that there’s something we can take away from the experience itself, the jar. Whatever the reason, I’m on board with it.

Pack Fruta Blanch packaging, designed by ATIPUS
(Psst… check out their killer identity design, too!)

Selfridges sweets
{via hooray}

printed jar set from Terrain
for your own jarred goods!

04-21-09

Petter Hanberger.

If you get a chance definitely check out the portfolio of Petter Hanberger. He’s pretty much the definition of creative – the breadth of his work is amazing. These two are my favorite projects on his site.
67 pieces of artwork. All handfolded, packaged signed and numbered by hand. I hope they will give the tea and its bag a new meaning for me and anyone else who gets one.

Petite France is bakery/pastry/lunch cafe at Kungsholmen in Stockholm. They are well known in the neighborhood for high quality and a genuine passion for pastries. We found the word “meet” relevant to resume Petite France; the dough meets the baker, the costumer meets the cafe, the bread meets the costumer, France meets Sweden etc. The result was a number of patterns meeting in a Petite France patchwork. Collaboration with Zorica Radovic.