Mitos SS14 Textile Design by Kanella
The inspiration for this high-end swimwear that reinterprets traditional motifs into fashion-forward patterns, was found in the colorful and textured Moroccan mosaics, also known as zellige tiles.
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Mastic Tears Liqueur by Dolphins Communication Design
The package design of this authentic mastic liqueur was inspired by the black and white geometric decoration found on the building facades of Chios mastic villages, where it originates from.
36 by chd design
This series was designed using readily available material, in a simple yet smart way that bent the typically strict rules of design.
Anthia by The Comeback Studio
This packaging series was designed for Anthia, a company that produces premium quality Greek agricultural products, such as extra virgin olive oil, balsamic vinegar and olive paste.
(fos): a visual game in the center of Madrid
In this installation, the protected façade of a vegan restaurant in Madrid was illuminated for 4 days and nights using yellow duct tape, painted décor items, pineapples and a lamp.
Votrys by Athanasios Babalis
These wine gift boxes stand out for their distinguished and practical design since, unlike rectangular wine boxes, they have an organic form that allows them to be reused rather than…
Urban Font by Design Devision
Urban is an uppercase typeface inspired by the urban architectural environment of London and the variety of iconic concrete and sculptural buildings that expand across the city’s skyline.
K1 Chair by STUDIOLAV
K1 is a wood chair with a woven seat, part of STUDIOLAV’s ongoing project ‘Kafeneon’, which attempts to re-invent iconic yet banal designs of the Greek culture.
Hermès New York by Fotis Evans
These five sculptural installations in the Hermès flagship store on Madison Avenue in NY tell the story of the remarkable inventions and the historical socio-economic changes of the late 18th century…
Oh my Gold! by G Design Studio
The container selection and typographic treatment of this packaging design transforms high quality, traditional products – such as olive oil, honey and marmalade – into edible gold.