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Biboi Wine Labels

A' Design Award 2021 Silver Winner in Packaging Design

23 April 2021

Biboi Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Biboi Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Biboi Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Biboi Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia
Biboi Wine Labels by Giovanni Murgia

Giovanni Murgia · CLIENT: Cantine Biboi

An innovative, unusual and carefree design to define the identity of these wines. A geometric design that takes its cue from the seventies and enriches it with iconographic elements that represent the characteristics of the Sardinian territory. The design of these labels is studied to give a tactile effect when the bottle is removed, thanks to the paper of the label and the embossing of some parts of it. The goal is to communicate a fresh and youthful, carefree and immediate design suitable for a young audience looking for a quality wine with an intriguing appeal.

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Unique Properties
The concept of these labels is inspired by the design of the 70s. A mix of shapes and bright colors that highlights the geometric shapes and textures that identify the characteristic elements of these wines and the territory: the mountains, the sea and the typical Sardinian vegetation.
Dimensions & Packaging
The peculiarity of the label consists in the fact that it is a single piece that almost completely wraps the bottle. The total dimensions are 222x82 mm
Tags
wine, packaging, graphic design, label design, sardinia
Production Technology
The label was printed on special paper with a tactile feel. This characteristic gives the label a more prestigious and important role. To make the label more precious, metal sheets in gold and pink were used as well as a Braille relief on the name of the wine and on the iconographic elements.
Design Challenge
The creative challenge to create these labels was to create an unconventional design for wines from a traditional territory such as that of Sardinia. At the same time we wanted to give a light-hearted but elegant appeal to meet the expectations of a young and disengaged public.
Project Duration
The project is started in January 2020 and complete in April 2020 in Sassari (Sardinia, Italy). It is presented on media in April 2020 in Sorgono (Sardinia, Italy)
Operation Flow
The design of these labels is studied to give a tactile effect when the bottle is taken, thanks to the label paper and tactile processing. The goal is to communicate a fresh and youthful, light-hearted and immediate design suitable for a young audience looking for a quality wine with an intriguing appeal.
Research
The research for this design started from the study of the graphic style typical of the 70s. Together with this, iconographic elements were inserted that represent some of the elements that characterize the territory from which these wines are born. Each label is also characterized by the representation of the initial letter of its name, obtained from the union of the geometric elements that define the design. Even the choice of naming is deliberately ironic and youthful.
Inspiration
The colors of wine and the typical traditional clothes of Sardinia. The geometric shapes and textures that recall the typical elements that identify these wines. The research started with the typical iconography of the 70s and the colorful and contrasting graphic style of these graphics. The goal is to identify these products in a fresh and decisive way to address a young wine lovers target.

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