Student Gabriela Nisizaki has designed the perfect packaging for Interlaken chocolate.
Her design is origami-inspired, allowing there to be no need for glue to hold the paper together. In regards to the rest of the package, Gabriela Nisizaki said, "The shape and inner texture is for the mountains in Interlaken a municipality in Switzerland."
The Uruguayan student's packaging is the perfect example of simplicity. By creating a package that is minimal in design, Nisizaki has managed to place herself on branding radar.
The white chocolate wrapper is icy blue and accented by navy, whereas the dark chocolate is a mustard yellow, accented by off white. Both packages display Gabriela Nisizaki's idea of the mountainous peaks and their designs were executed flawlessly.
What's Driving This Trend
- Origami-inspired Packaging
- Opportunity for companies to develop packaging designs that require zero glue, reducing waste and improving sustainability.
- Minimalist Design
- Companies can capitalize on the trend of minimalistic packaging designs, appealing to consumers who value simplicity and elegance.
- Nature-inspired Packaging
- Creating packaging that is inspired by natural elements, such as mountains, can help brands connect with environmentally-conscious consumers.
Who This Affects Most
- Food and Beverage Packaging
- Innovations in packaging designs can disrupt the food and beverage industry, providing brands with more sustainable and visually appealing packaging options.
- Design and Branding
- The trend of origami-inspired and minimalist packaging opens up opportunities for design and branding agencies to create unique and visually captivating packaging for various industries.
- Luxury Goods
- High-end brands can leverage the minimalist design trend to create luxurious and elegant packaging that resonates with their target audience.
