Pentawards, the world's most prestigious packaging design award, not only recognises the best packaging design through competition but also promotes the importance of packaging design through live events and social media. We are committed to being the bridge between excellent design organisations and brands that are always looking for the best packaging design solutions.

Take a look below at some of the most popular designs we shared this month across our social media channels.

Looshi by Menta

Menta branding’s packaging design for Looshi

Looshi’s packaging celebrates the basic ingredients used across the incense range, whilst the ingredients of each aroma are featured as minimal and whimsical illustrations. With a mineral colour palette in sliding boxes paired with print embossing, the identity looks light and sophisticated.

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Costarelle by Dispenser Studio

Dispenser Studio's packaging design for Costarelle

Costarelle’s packaging is based on a glass painted with a shade that evokes the colours of the Senese lands, leaving the centre stage of the logo where two iconic twin cypresses of Val D'Orcia stand out.

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Optimist Serum by Lamora Design

Lamora Design's packaging design for Optimist Serum     

The design studio delivers a ready-to-drink mezcal craft cocktail in unique custom-textured, letter-pressed and laser-engraved bottles.

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Fig + Thistle by Forner Studio

Forner Studio's brand and packaging design for Fig + Thistle

The designers at Forner Studio explored the concept of dynamic duos with a type juxtaposition in the logomark, whilst playing with other memorable pairings in colour, type and layout, as well as messaging for cannabis and wine shop, Fig + Thistle.

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Naveia vegetable butter by Hardcuore

Hardcuore's packaging design for Naveia vegetable butter

The agency delivers a playful and eye-catching design, featuring bold typography and striking contrasting colours to showcase the best of what's within.

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Abeeja by Andrés Guerrero

Andrés Guerrero's packaging design for Abeeja

The packaging concept aims to push the product to its full potential, starting with the brand name which combines the words 'bee' to break boundaries. By incorporating a die cut on the label, the design reveals wings and showcases the iconic image of a bee, setting the product apart from the competition.

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