DVD cases are large, clunky, and unattractive, which is exactly why Pago de los Capellanes, a Spanish winery, has said goodbye to those hideous black boxes and packaged their company DVDs in these visually pleasing fold-out containers.
Drawing inspiration from sunrises, the paper packaging for Pago de los Capellanes DVDs sandwiches discs between slitted and folded pieces of paper. The disc conveniently pops up from the center of the container when opened for easy access from users, and folds into an envelope when closed. It isn't hard to see origami's influence on this ingenious packaging, and I'm sure some readers out there wished all DVDs were presented this manner.
The design for the Pago de los Capellanes DVD packaging comes courtesy of Mucho, whose innovative packaging designs have graced products such as wine bottles, novels, chocolate and even instruction manuals.
What's Driving This Trend
- Fold-out Packaging
- Opportunity for innovative packaging solutions that maximize visual appeal and user convenience.
- Origami-inspired Design
- Potential for incorporating origami techniques into various product designs to enhance functionality and aesthetics.
- Alternative DVD Cases
- Demand for creative alternatives to traditional DVD cases that offer a more visually pleasing and user-friendly experience.
Who This Affects Most
- Packaging Industry
- Disruption opportunity to create unique and visually appealing packaging solutions for various consumer products.
- Wine Industry
- Potential for wineries to stand out in the market by adopting innovative and eye-catching packaging designs.
- Entertainment Industry
- Need for more visually pleasing and user-friendly DVD packaging options to enhance the consumer experience.
