Conceptual Packaging Case Study — Silver Lotus Matcha

Project overview

This conceptual case study explores how a new matcha-based product could be introduced to the market under the Silver Lotus brand. The goal of the project was to define a premium packaging direction that reflects product quality, origin, and brand character, while remaining scalable across different formats.

Visual direction & brand language

Multiple visual design directions were developed to explore how color, typography, and graphic motifs could communicate a refined, contemporary identity. The designs balance calm, minimalist aesthetics with subtle ornamental details inspired by Asian visual culture, without becoming decorative or excessive.

Packaging system

Based on the defined brand identity, a unified packaging system was created for various formats, including containers, boxes, and bags. Consistent layouts, color coding, and visual hierarchy allow different product lines to be clearly distinguished while maintaining strong brand coherence across the portfolio.

Materials & tactile experience

Special attention was given to material choices and finishes. The concepts explore premium paper stocks, layered packaging solutions, and surface treatments to enhance the tactile experience. Mock-ups were used to study scale, proportions, and how the packaging feels when held in hand.

Result

The final outcome is a cohesive set of packaging concepts that present Silver Lotus Matcha as a high-quality, premium product. The study demonstrates a structured approach to packaging design, combining visual identity, material thinking, and user experience into a consistent brand system.