Arcana
Packaging, 2021
Arcana
Packaging, 2021
Arcana
Packaging, 2021
La Prairie’s appreciation and close affiliation to the world of art and design should somehow be represented in their packaging.
Inspired by art that embodies the vision of La Prairie, I wanted to create a packaging that doesn’t look like your everyday packaging. A perfect balance between art and design. A sculptural packaging while respecting the fundamental code and history of La Prairie.
The Luxe Cream is suspended in the middle of the packaging which allows light to flow through the packaging, creating a soft glow around the cream.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in
collaboration with La Prairie.
La Prairie’s appreciation and close affiliation to the world of art and design should somehow be represented in their packaging.
Inspired by art that embodies the vision of La Prairie, I wanted to create a packaging that doesn’t look like your everyday packaging. A perfect balance between art and design. A sculptural packaging while respecting the fundamental code and history of La Prairie.
The Luxe Cream is suspended in the middle of the packaging which allows light to flow through the packaging, creating a soft glow around the cream.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in
collaboration with La Prairie.
La Prairie’s appreciation and close affiliation to the world of art and design should somehow be represented in their packaging.
Inspired by art that embodies the vision of La Prairie, I wanted to create a packaging that doesn’t look like your everyday packaging. A perfect balance between art and design. A sculptural packaging while respecting the fundamental code and history of La Prairie.
The Luxe Cream is suspended in the middle of the packaging which allows light to flow through the packaging, creating a soft glow around the cream.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in
collaboration with La Prairie.
Chill Pill
Chill Pill
Chill Pill
Chill Pill
Union - Hybrid utensil, 2015
With the emergence of cultural gastronomy all around the world and the new trend of eating-on-the-go, a utensil was created to represent this hybrid evolution.
The concept behind Union is to solve the problems related to eating away from home. This reusable utensil allows the user to eat a variety of different types of meals, especially Asian dishes. Furthermore, Union allows a flexibility and easiness when it comes to transportation by combining chopsticks, a spoon and a butter knife.
This project was done in two phase.
Ideation, research and modelisation of the first generation of Union.
After receiving the first prototype, we tested it out with users and redesigned certain features in order to make our product comfortable and intuitive.
A 3D printing model was created in order to validate our product with different types of users.
The knife is stored in between the chopticks. This allows to compact many utensils into one. Before eating, the knife can easily be slided off.
Adjustments done for the second prototype of Union.
Reduce the thickness and the depth of the spoon.
Increase the distance and the length of the rods.
Soften the transition from the knife’s handle to the blade.
Add notches on the edge of the cutting blade.
Reshape the spoon to create a water droplet form.
Improve the attachment between the knife and the utensil.
Collaborators:
Natasha Thorpe
René Vu
Edgar Garcia
The idea in having a spoon and small picking fork came from a few of my sketches. However, in order to add something special to it, our team decided to add a knife into the product. I helped design the product. Natasha made a CAD in Solidworks. In the second generation we worked together a team to refine the design.
Rapid prototyping class
2014 (10 weeks).