Fedrigoni Leica Uses Paper Thin Design to Combine Product with Casing
Jamie Danielle Munro — March 12, 2014 — Tech
References: geometryglobal.de & lovelypackage
Oftentimes, the tactile element of camera packaging separates the potential buyer from the product, but Fedrigoni Leica is looking to change this interaction. Instead of producing a completely closed case with the camera placed firmly inside, the company has come out with a design to help make this user experience much more immediate.
The packaging is thin and lightweight, with the lens of the camera facing upwards and sticking out of the front of the box. Because the paper is so fine and even is used instead of the traditional leather casing surrounding the camera, the packaging is fully merged with the product.
Why should a product's packaging distance users from the commodity inside? Fedrigoni Leica sees no reason do to so, and as such has created an intimate (and memorable) camera packaging experience.
The packaging is thin and lightweight, with the lens of the camera facing upwards and sticking out of the front of the box. Because the paper is so fine and even is used instead of the traditional leather casing surrounding the camera, the packaging is fully merged with the product.
Why should a product's packaging distance users from the commodity inside? Fedrigoni Leica sees no reason do to so, and as such has created an intimate (and memorable) camera packaging experience.
Trend Themes
1. Integrated Packaging - Opportunity for companies to merge packaging with the product, creating a more immersive user experience.
2. Lightweight Design - Innovation in using thin and lightweight materials for packaging, reducing environmental impact and shipping costs.
3. Tactile Interaction - Focus on creating packaging that provides a tactile connection between the user and the product, enhancing brand experience.
Industry Implications
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3. E-commerce - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Integrate tactile elements into packaging to make online shopping more interactive and memorable for customers.
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