The new Bonnard packaging has a fresh water color-inspired design. Conceived by design studio Anagrama, the new branding for the Mexico-based French confectionary and tea shop includes paint blobs and splashes in pastel shades. The simple but stunning design also includes French wording and gold plating. The shop's business cards have gold foiled stamping as well, which adds a touch of luxury to this marketing. These touches also help bring across the shop's Gallic concept.
The artistic Bonnard packaging manages to make French treats like macarons look even more delicious and appealing. The beautiful graphics will also be sure to make the shop stand out amongst its competitors and with customers who have an appreciation for the beautiful things in life.
Art-Inspired Macaron Marketing
The New Bonnard Packaging Features Brilliant Paint Strokes
Trend Themes
1. Art-inspired Packaging - Designing packaging with art-inspired visuals could increase product appeal and differentiation amongst competitors.
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3. Multilingual Branding - Incorporating both English and French wording in branding materials enables businesses to better communicate their cultural concepts and target bilingual customers.
Industry Implications
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