Charles Grech have been importers of fine wine, spirits and cigars since 1881. Their recent venture was to extend their range of high end products by introducing upmarket perfumes and cosmetics. This called for a change in the identity that needed to reflect all lines of business under one common graphic device.
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Mangion & Lightfoot’s Granfarina package design was recently featured in The Dieline a highly regarded website dedicated to the progress of the package design industry and its practitioners, students and enthusiasts. Its purpose is to define and promote the world’s best examples of packaging, and provide a place where the package design community can review, critique and stay informed of the latest industry trends and design projects being created in the field. The Dieline has quickly grown into the most visited website on package design in the world, and has become the voice of the industry. It is an active sponsor of the Pentawards, the first and only professional design competition devoted exclusively to the art of brand packaging, further promoting the field.
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Mangion & Lightfoot were approached by Magro Brothers to design a package solution for the brand name ‘Occasions’. Specifically produced for the UK market, the product required a logo and a series of three labels aimed for the middle to upper market sector.
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Demicoli & Associates are one of Malta’s leading architecture firms. Having previously worked with them to develop a new visual identity in 2007 we were asked to help update their website in 2009; this is the result.
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