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Awan-Gift packaging
Tea to you2010For the gift of tea, vibrantly colored custom high-end paper boxes can feature a variety of selections. -
Awan-Horeca packaging
At your service2010For hotels, cafés and restaurants, a tea box sampler can be customized upon request. -
Awan-Packaging 01
Whiff and choose2010Roger Moukarzel -
Biomass-All packages
... and growing2012 – 2013From fresh to dry to processed, the Biomass product lines come close to a fully organic pantry. -
Biomass-Bag, box, jar
Look this way, talk this way2012 – 2013Visual and verbal elements unify the material and container-varied product lines. -
Biomass-Talkies
Having things to say2013All Biomass packages will introduce you to some other member of the Biomass family, benefitting from the popularity of some products to draw attention to others. -
Biomass-Veg box before and after
Literal shifts2013The previous Biomass fresh fruit and vegetable packs were more or less retained, but were subjected to a slight but significant form adjustment (see Packaging section for details). -
Biomass-Veg box die-cut
Considering all angles2013The slight shift in the box die-cut allows for clear product and brand visibility whether laying or standing – a way to accommodate different supermarket shelving space. -
Biomass-Veg boxes animated
Stack’em up2013The Biomass fresh fruit and vegetable packs are designed for maximum visibility when piled on a shelf. -
Biomass-Egg box
A good egg2013 -
Biomass-Egg box animated
In two baskets2013 -
Biomass-Egg box before and after
Keeping what works2013The previous Biomass half-dozen egg pack worked pretty well and needed nothing more than a new identity treatment, as well as a dozen-egg partner. -
Biomass-Dairy
In the code2013Following product color conventions, the Biomass dairy line is the only one to diverge from the green and white color scheme. -
Cyberia-Packages
Co and sub-brands2007Over the years, Cyberia co-branded certain products, and created others like WirelessBits as its own sub-brands. -
MTG-KCS-Jewelry boxes
Material hints2012Packaging for the jewelry collection is expressive of the products both in words and appearance. -
MTG-KCS-Open box
Every object has a story2012 -
MTG-KCS-Toy 02
Drape me a house2012For the toy collection, the designer commissioned artisanal wooden boxes made in Syria, a dying breed of sweets packaging. -
MTG-KCS-Archetype box detail
Archetypical objects, atypical names2012 -
MTG-KCS-Archetype boxes
Slide to open2012 -
MTG-KCS-Toy 01
Around the blocks2011For the toy collection, the designer commissioned artisanal wooden boxes made in Syria, a dying breed of sweets packaging. -
Le comptoir-Box open
Thinking inside the box2013The structure of the package was designed in a way where a single die-cut sheet can be stacked flat when stored, and put together without glue when assembled. In addition, the structural design allows for the box to act as an open display with bottles held firmly in place. -
Le comptoir-Boxes closed
A pack of packs2013The revisited packaging system simplifies the scheme into a single cardboard material, a single washed-out white, and many bottle shapes. -
Le comptoir-Packaging
Bottled up2000The original packaging system featured multiple configurations: paper and wood, ones and threes, and so on… -
MTG-Makkah Western Gateway Competition-Box
Inside the box2002 -
MTG-Makkah Western Gateway Competition-Box open
Shimmering through2002The pixel-based arabesque patterns represent a modern sense of tradition and, when reproduced in spot UV varnish, provide the object with an unmistakable richness.Photo: Nadim Asfar -
Matbakh and Maqha-Sweets and illustrations
The chef as designer2007Chef Nicolas Audi’s background in design shines through his gorgeous sketches for planning the sweets arrangements.Photography: Elie Semaan -
Matbakh and Maqha-Loukoums box
Main caption2003Photography: Elie Semaan -
Matbakh and Maqha-Loukoums prep
Truly artisanal2003Photography: Elie Semaan -
Mitsulift-Uplift sampler
Pimp your ride2012Uplift, a Mitsulift product brand, gets a package design with a brochure and samples for elevator high-end customization. -
Mitsulift-Branded items 01 new id
Blue blood2011The new Mitsulift identity maintains a poise and composure worthy of the company legacy. -
Over the Counter-Bag and wrapping papers
Keep the balls rolling2007Originally invented for calculating an area delimited by curves, the spirograph’s circular motifs are as much ornament as they are science. -
Semsom-Branded items 01
Moving around2008Along with the pictorial scheme, the calligraphic corner device travelling across the tops, bottoms and sides of applications is a major recognition element in this identity. -
Semsom-Branded items 02
Flavour essentials2008The illustrations in this visual housestyle are of core ingredients – herbs and seeds – from the Lebanese cuisine, applied with many variations from a discreet low-contrast set on the side of the menu covers, to small icons on napkins and individual central images on coasters and traymats. -
Shawarmer-Packaging 01
All about color2008The Shawarmer delivery packaging invokes happiness even before the first bite. -
MTG-Sursock museum-Store memory game
Art and play10-2015A classic memory game with works from the Museum collection was developed for the STORE. -
Sursock Museum-Store items
Play on2015As part of the bigger mission for Sursock, a number of items were designed and developed for the Museum Store. -
Ubihome-Packaging 01
Maintaining the indoors from the outdoors2016Images of people enjoying the outdoors reinforce the approachable tone that the identity strives for. -
Ubihome-Packaging 02
A versatile system2016The device boxes of two sizes made to fit inside the three different kits are color coded: blue for home automation, green for home security, and purple for the central gateway. -
Ubihome-Packaging 03
Multipurpose2016Designed with a window that houses an interchangeable informative slip explaining the product allows the same box to carry a variation of devices. -
Ubihome-Packaging 04
A manual per device2016 -
Ubihome-Packaging 05
One structure fits all2016A diecut that allows the insertion of dividers accommodates the various product sizes. -
MTG-Wardé-Greetings-Tea
End-of-year tea2010For 2011, Wardé offered tea boxes from Awan, another client of ours. -
MTG-Wardé-Greetings-Wine
Bottoms up2009For 2010, Wardé offered wine bottles from Le Comptoir, another client of ours -
We grill-Packaging
Delicious contrast2013 – 2014The clean and simple black and white identity created for the restaurant allows the vibrant food to stand out and be the focus of one’s culinary experience.
