"An 18th century traditional method of perfumery the hand gathered organic beeswax is infused with natural perfume.
Each 5g parfum solide is housed in a hand carved sustainable African Blackwood pincushion compact illustrated by Heather Moore of Cape Town. Both the perfume and the wood appreciate with age.
The outer-packaging is a matchbox-inspired box. Convenient for travel."
Designed by Francois Botha. Available at Anthropologie in Jan and at Harrods in London.
Debbie Millman's latest book has recently been published, Look Both Ways: Illustrated Essays on the Intersection of Life and Design.
"It is a book about life, art, love, design, tunes, brands, poetry, shame, and even physics. In many ways, it is the culmination of 26 years of working, and probably took its first shape when I began my radio show on design and culture, Design Matters, nearly five years ago."
The book was designed by Rodrigo Corral, who has an extremely impressive portfolio of book cover designs.
My question to you Dieline readers, do you consider book cover design as "Package Design"? What about CD cover design? Share your thoughts on this question, and on the design of Debbie's new book below!
"After the first fragrance by Comme des Garçons and the UK Monocle magazine, Scent One: Hinoki, got to the market and became a real hit, they decided to continue the success and launched a new scent. The name of the latest product is simple, Scent Two: Laurel, and it brings back the memories of victories and inspiring aromas of laurel wreaths."
Via Popsop
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Bold, yet classic French styling define these masculine luxury fragrances by Histoires de Parfums. They are available in a travel set enclosed in a neoprene case and in angular square-shouldered bottles. Buy them at Vivre.
