Our works

A modular packaging design was developed for Agrobest organic seeds. The "field from above" visual code and the sticker color system build trust with the B2B audience and allow for easy adaptation across the entire product range. 

We developed a "delicious" packaging design for Velux liquid soap (mango, cherry, apple). The "Visual Gastronomy" concept uses realistic fruit images and bright coding to attract attention on the shelf. 

We created the Marsio brand (sandwich cookies): naming derived from the word "Mars." The design features deep blue tones with astronauts and stars. The concept merges dreams of space and modern technology, forming an emotional connection with the buyer. 

A bright, minimalist packaging design was developed for Just wafers. Black background with color accents and realistic wafer visualization. The naming Just reflects the simplicity and clarity of the product. 

Tibet branding was developed for mineral water (Uzbekistan market). Design features: a crystal drop on an ice cave. Bottle ergonomics, color coding (red/blue), and premium label transparency. 

An appetizing packaging design was developed for Morella ice cream with 3D models (coconut, vanilla, almond). The design creates an "instant appetite effect," contributing to sales growth and the brand's entry into the Uzbekistan market. 

Tetsu branding was developed — premium water from a 1968 source. The naming reflects the power of nature: "tetiklantiruvchi suv," which means "water that invigorates." Premium design features: a crown logo, color inversion for carbonated water, and "under-ice" packaging. 

A unified packaging design concept was developed for Sunana tea. The logo symbolizes warmth. The "stain effect" and bright accents make the brand stand out on the shelf, while Ziplock packaging guarantees freshness and convenience. 

Needz branding was developed for diapers and personal hygiene products. The naming refers to needs, the logo to cotton (care, tenderness). A unified design concept in pastel tones for recognition. 

An original packaging design was developed for the Brilux lamp under the "Light of Nature" concept. The use of dark green color and the "pear-lamp" metaphor ensured recognition and distinguished the product from competitors.