Wonderful ideas from Monaco

From November 2nd to 5th, 2005, the 18th edition of Luxe Pack, sponsored by Albert II of Monaco, shines in the brilliant light of luxury packaging design. As a source of inspiration and innovation, the Luxe Pack exhibited for the first time two years ago in cooperation with the Principality of Monaco. It has created the Monaco Luxe Pack Design Award for young professional designers in various fields, aiming to present the originality of luxury packaging in the world today. Designed to help product development and marketing managers and designers understand the latest trends in packaging during these four days.

Let's take a look at one of the three fantastic packages.

Award-winning works:
Celebration in Monaco (Celebration in Monaco)

This is a container of drinking water, and the designer's inspiration comes from the earliest kind of amphorae in the Mediterranean vessel. Because the material used is clear crystal, it will not change the quality of the product it is installed at any time. It can also be seen at a glance, and it is completely recyclable without polluting the environment. Its opaque seals completely prevent ultraviolet rays and ensure the tightness of the stopper and the container. When the seal is completely removed, the product loaded in the container is clearly visible. Once the seal is opened, the plug can no longer be attached to the container. This plug is designed to be conical in order to lock the bottle, prevent contamination, and keep it upright.

Winning works II:

Spring Water

The bottle shape of this potable water package reflects the feeling of nature's spring flowing in the spring: the gentle and smooth ripples of the bottle body part, the gentle bow represents the calm, the strong ripple shape of the lower part implies the energy and water vitality. .

The nozzle at the top of the bottle is designed as a crystal nozzle, which is intended to encourage consumers to drink water directly from the bottle mouth and feel the feeling that the water flows out gently. The cap is ovoid and the bottom of the cap is covered with a "silicon-rubber" coating to ensure the nozzle is tightly closed.

Winning works 3:

L'Eau d'Exubérance

Just like opening a bottle of good champagne, the opening process is a unique experience. L'Eau d'Exubérance is an outer package formed by a well-arranged perforated sleeve that can be unfolded. The hand grasps the protruding end of the perforated “zipper” and moves outward three times along the way. After unraveling, it can form a completely peeled spiral sleeve.

After unlocking the zipper, the bright chrome bar appeared. The perforated zipper's spiral-shaped track design was inspired by the curved track of the Grand Prix in the mountains of Monaco. Once the outer package is completely unpacked, you will find that the thick glass bottle has its own spiral groove, which runs down the bottom of the bottle in the form of a female thread. Although the container itself is very practical, the designer's intention is not for convenience. This unique packaging is designed to encourage consumers to slowly taste the beverage in the bottle, and even the meaning of life.

Source: Packaging Materials and Containers