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Michael Moodie — Nightshift — Seattle, USA

“Thinking beyond the product itself into full un-boxing experiences, I’m expecting to see a lot of additional peripheral elements that will be used to help tell the brand story.Visually I’m expecting to see a continuation of the current trend of minimalist design aesthetics. We are also seeing a new brutalist trend carried over from many modern design applications into packaging.”...

Michael Moodie — Nightshift — Seattle, USA

“Thinking beyond the product itself into full un-boxing experiences, I’m expecting to see a lot of additional peripheral elements that will be used to help tell the brand story.Visually I’m expecting to see a continuation of the current trend of minimalist design aesthetics. We are also seeing a new brutalist trend carried over from many modern design applications into packaging.”...

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Stef Hamerlinck Studio — Belgium

“I have noticed a lot more nostalgia in packaging design lately. Burger King, for example, and a lot of smaller brands want that authentic, old-school style. Especially where colours, typography and graphical elements are concerned. Another big trend is sustainability. I think designers will become a lot more conscious of their choices, which will eventually impact the visual aesthetic of...

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Stef Hamerlinck Studio — Belgium

“I have noticed a lot more nostalgia in packaging design lately. Burger King, for example, and a lot of smaller brands want that authentic, old-school style. Especially where colours, typography and graphical elements are concerned. Another big trend is sustainability. I think designers will become a lot more conscious of their choices, which will eventually impact the visual aesthetic of...

Stef Hamerlinck Studio — Belgium

“I have noticed a lot more nostalgia in packaging design lately. Burger King, for example, and a lot of smaller brands want that authentic, old-school style. Especially where colours, typography and graphical elements are concerned. Another big trend is sustainability. I think designers will become a lot more conscious of their choices, which will eventually impact the visual aesthetic of...

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Stef Hamerlinck Studio — Belgium

“I have noticed a lot more nostalgia in packaging design lately. Burger King, for example, and a lot of smaller brands want that authentic, old-school style. Especially where colours, typography and graphical elements are concerned. Another big trend is sustainability. I think designers will become a lot more conscious of their choices, which will eventually impact the visual aesthetic of...

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By-Enjoy Design — Fuzhou, China

“The most challenging are usually when the customer’s requirements and restrictions are very limited. We can still solve the problem through design. For example, our MCR’s coffee-bean packaging series and FIL Password Gift use almost ‘no design’ concepts to express the brand’s product proposition and function realisation under the constraints of cost and time.”...

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By-Enjoy Design — Fuzhou, China

“The most challenging are usually when the customer’s requirements and restrictions are very limited. We can still solve the problem through design. For example, our MCR’s coffee-bean packaging series and FIL Password Gift use almost ‘no design’ concepts to express the brand’s product proposition and function realisation under the constraints of cost and time.”...

By-Enjoy Design — Fuzhou, China

“The most challenging are usually when the customer’s requirements and restrictions are very limited. We can still solve the problem through design. For example, our MCR’s coffee-bean packaging series and FIL Password Gift use almost ‘no design’ concepts to express the brand’s product proposition and function realisation under the constraints of cost and time.”...