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.

Freely Organic Juice by Taymara Sanchez and Gemma Monllory

Taymara Sanchez and Gemma Monllor's conceptual packaging design for Freely Organic Juice

The student designers deliver bottles that can be mixed and matched to create clever faces when placed next to one another. The vivid colors and playful typography flow wonderfully together, forming an aesthetic that any child would surely want to get their hands on. You can also give a second life to the bottle by keeping it as a toy and recycling it after.

Find out more about Taymara Sanchez here and Gemma Monllor here.

David’s Choice Coffee by Reesaw’s Studio

Reesaw Studio packaging design for David's Choice Coffee

The Shanghai-based studio delivers a highly recognisable design, using highly saturated color contrast to create a simple and neat brand visual image.

Find out more about Reesaw Studio here.

Butter by CENTER

CENTER’s packaging design for Butter

The agency worked with butter to create a brand centered around the authentic use of cannabis and the joy it brings to those who consume it together. The packaging champions butter yellow to stand out on busy dispensary shelves, using transparent glass jars to show the quality of the product and allow the consumer to display their cannabis in a quality smell proof container that they can reuse or easily recycle.

Find out more about CENTER here.

CHAY tea by Kevin Gutiérrez

Kevin Gutiérrez's packaging design for CHAY tea

The designer worked with a combination of saturated colors, irregular and geometric shapes, and a series of graphic elements to represent the tea within, whilst giving a striking and innovative touch to the packaging design.

Find out more about Kevin Gutiérrez here.

Vista Gin by Break Maiden

Break Maiden's branding and packaging design for Vista Gin

Inspired by the works of Joseph Albers, the design pays “homage to the square” as a framing device and a way to add perspective. The visual style utilizes a pattern with varying line thicknesses to give depth and complimentary color palettes that recall the 4 seasons associated with the drinks.

Find out more about Break Maiden here.

Eager by Ragged Edge

Ragged Edge's packaging design For Eager

Breaking category codes, Eager's packaging is defiantly honest and does not feature misleading health claims or images of fruit. Instead, the studio delivers a pleasingly simple yet dramatic design system that taps into bright colours and warm typography.

Find out more about Ragged Edge here.