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The Sands Wine Labels Wine labes

A' Design Award 2018 Iron Winner in Packaging Design

15 April 2018

The Sands Wine Labels Wine labes by Giovanni Murgia
The Sands Wine Labels Wine labes by Giovanni Murgia
The Sands Wine Labels Wine labes by Giovanni Murgia
The Sands Wine Labels Wine labes by Giovanni Murgia
The Sands Wine Labels Wine labes by Giovanni Murgia

Giovanni Murgia · CLIENT: Cantina Li Duni

To realize the design of these labels, the research has been carried out on printing techniques, materials and graphic choices, able to represent the values of the company, the history and the territory in which these wines are born. The concept of these labels starts from the characteristic of wines: the sand. In fact, the vines grow on the sea sand just a short distance from the coast. This concept is made with an embossing technique to take up the designs on the sand of the Zen gardens. The three labels together make up a design that represent the winery mission.

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Unique Properties
The concept of these labels starts from the unique characteristic of these wines: the sand. In fact, the vines grow on the sea sand just a short distance from the coast. On the labels this concept is made with an embossing technique to take up the designs on the sand of the Zen gardens. The label is divided on two different cards: on top a natural ideal paper for embossing, on the bottom a metallic paper that gives a touch of color and personality to the design. The three labels put together make up a unique design in which the colored element becomes the link between them.
Dimensions & Packaging
Labels have a total dimension 83x130 mm divided on two section with different papers: on top a natural paper, on bottom a metallic film.
Tags
wine, label, packaging, wine label design
Production Technology
For these labels, at the top, we used a very fine natural paper texture with a warm and pleasant touch.
On this label a dry relief has been created that recalls the drawings of the sand. A metal foil colored gives identity and personality to the different labels. In the part below, a metallized paper was used which was then colored with a pantone color matched to the lamina. The personalized capsule recalls the label design and completes the packaging design project.
Design Challenge
The creative challenge was to transfer the unique characteristic of this winery and this territory into new labels with a modern and minimal style, but linked to the values of the territory.
We tried to find elements of continuity with the old labels, but creating a completely new and minimalist design.
Sand designs have a tactile element that makes them three-dimensional and more incisive from them without being too intrusive. The color that differentiates each label gives style and identity to each of them. The soft and sinuous lines of the label recall the sea and the sand of Sardinia
Project Duration
Project started in January 2018 and finished in May 2017 in Sassari (SS - Italy)
Operation Flow
The design of these labels has been designed to give a tactile effect when the bottle is taken in hand, thanks to the dry embossing and the natural texture of the paper. The visual effect is given by the impact color that distinguishes the different labels. Next to each other, the design of the labels joins like a single drawing on the sand.
Research
The research for this project started from the current sales data of the wines and their positioning perceived by the public. Based on a qualitative focus group of 20 people, we tested the comparison between the old labels and the current proposals, asking them to place the wines on a scale of quality and price. The results then emerged as the definitive choice on which we made a small quantitative panel test in some wine shops, recording excellent results on the perception of quality of wines and the choice of label design. This led us to finalize the project on the insights that emerged during the research.
Inspiration
The sand and its movements, the sea that erase them every time. The inspiration came from this to represent this characteristic in a graphic and elegant way.
Image Credits
Image #1: 3DRender: Bruno Haver
Optional Image #1: 3DRender: Bruno Haver
Optional Image #2: 3DRender: Bruno Haver
Optional Image #3: 3DRender: Bruno Haver
Optional Image #4: 3DRender: Bruno Haver
Patents
No copyrights on this project

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