Inside of Morris Kitchen syrup packaging, you'll find a scrumptious seasonal sauce that's made by the Brooklyn-based business, plus a pair of handmade mugs in which you can serve your concocted beverages. A combination of beautifully textured papers comprises some recipes for cocktails and alcohol-free drinks that are delicious uses for the sweet and flavorful liquids.
The gorgeous gift box is the result of a collaboration between the New York confectioner and Rachel Howe, the ceramicist behind Small Spells. The handsome handleless mugs are her creation, bearing endearing patterns of triangles for utterly delightful designs. Morris Kitchen syrup packaging is complete with lovely blue ink and smudge motifs, made by Jefferson Cheng to reference the unique look of the potter's products.
Sweetly Smudged Branding
Morris Kitchen Syrup Packaging Completes a Delectable Gift
Trend Themes
1. Artisanal Collaborations - Opportunities for small-batch food and beverage companies to partner with craftsmen and artists for unique, luxurious packaging and gift sets.
2. Personalized Recipe Inclusions - Inclusion of cocktail or food recipes tailored to the flavor profile of the product, highlighting creatives ways to use the syrup within holiday occasions and beyond.
3. Textured Packaging - Embracing textured materials in packaging design to create a sense of luxury and elevate the unboxing experience.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Companies in the food and beverage space can leverage this trend to enhance the value proposition of their products, leveraging collaborations and unique packaging to differentiate themselves from the competition.
2. Ceramics - Ceramicists may explore collaborations with food and beverage companies to create exclusive and memorable packaging as craftmanship use in packaging gives a new experience to the product.
3. Printing and Packaging - Printing and packaging firms can cater to increasing demand for high-end textured paper, smudge motifs, handcrafted mugs, and other artisanal elements.