Fior Packaging

A packaged and branded concept product worked on collaboratively with my peer Josh Miller. Fior is a gift set of high-quality liquors for the connoisseur or the casual drinker. A step up from the run-of-the-mill gift sets found at a department stores, Fior features four fine liquors, all of which are ideal for crafting mixed drinks. This set is both distinguished and refined, and a great foray into the world of mixology. My role in this project was to create the branding and packaging for the concept product Josh and I created. Our contributions to this project are equal, as we both worked on every element of the design process.

Design Process and Fabrication

An early version of the grid system and pattern samples used for the final labels. The grid system for the labels used squares to reference the recurring motif. The motif is drawn from the form of the bottles and the box itself.

We fabricated the prototype package for the bottles using acrylic and baltic birch plywood, cut with a laser cutter. The acrylic box was designed with the intent of displaying all sides of each label while packaged.

The process of laser cutting the Fior logo onto the baltic birch plywood lid. The woodcut look of the logo adds a feeling of craftsmanship to the product. Fabricated in DePaul University's Idea Realization Lab.