The Scanwood Packaging by Goodmorning Technology
Meghan Young — January 26, 2010 — Art & Design
Although packaging can be incredibly wasteful, I must admit it is also very important to a brand’s reputation. If you don’t agree (which I completely understand), just check out the Scanwood packaging.
Designed by Goodmorning Technology, the Scanwood packaging demonstrates their decision to stick with wooden utensils, even though many other manufacturers are using silicon. According to the designers, the packaging emphasizes “nature by implying that the product almost grows straight out of the ground.”
Designed by Goodmorning Technology, the Scanwood packaging demonstrates their decision to stick with wooden utensils, even though many other manufacturers are using silicon. According to the designers, the packaging emphasizes “nature by implying that the product almost grows straight out of the ground.”
Trend Themes
1. Sustainable Packaging Designs - Brands can explore eco-friendly or reusable packaging materials and designs that align with their values and appeal to environmentally-conscious consumers.
2. Nature-inspired Packaging - Designs that incorporate natural elements can create a sense of authenticity and wellness, catering to consumers looking for more wholesome products.
3. Minimalist Packaging - Simplicity in design can create an elegant and sophisticated look, conveying a sense of luxury and exclusivity to consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage Packaging - Brands in this industry can experiment with sustainable, natural, or minimalist packaging designs that enhance the perceived value of their products.
2. Home and Personal Care Packaging - Sustainable and nature-inspired packaging designs can appeal to conscious consumers seeking eco-friendly or clean products.
3. Luxury Packaging - Minimalist packaging designs that prioritize quality over quantity can attract high-end consumers looking for exclusive and sophisticated products.
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