1 Flour Package
2 Bread Sticker
1 Flour Package
After touring the flour factory and seeing the production line in person, I discovered a way to improve the paper packaging. By altering its layout, a built-in funnel can be created, greatly enhancing the convenience of pouring flour compared to the current design.
2 Bread Sticker
This controlled price bread is sold without packaging, to make it affordable for disadvantaged populations. I replaced the original sticker with a folding sticker, creating a larger surface area - making it possible to add the bread’s nutritional value.
This collaboration was done with Berman, Israel's oldest commercial bakery.
3 Milk Bag Package
4 Flexible Milk Pitcher
5 Milk Pitcher Groove
3 Milk Bag Package
The milk bag is an easily recognizable visual icon in Israeli culture. The product needs a pitcher for proper usage. I altered the original layout of the bag and created a flat base so that the bag can stand on its own.
4 Flexible Milk Pitcher
In place of the hard plastic that characterizes the commonly used milk pitcher, I designed a flexible alternative made from silicone. This variation better emphasizes the composition and morphology of the milk bag.
5 Milk Pitcher Groove
Ive added a groove in the plastic pitcher, which serves as a fastener to keep the milk bag sealed and fresh.
6 Rice Sack
7 Legume package add-on
6 Rice Sack
A set of straps designed to attach to a rice sack, transforming it into a stylish backpack once the contents are emptied.
7 Legume package add-on
A reusable plastic funnel, which preserves legume freshness and allows for easy pouring in a package that is inherently difficult to open and reuse.
8 Soap Bar
8 Soap Bar
I created a small compartment into which the left-over soap bar can be compressed. This way, the soap can be used to its fullest. This design eliminates the annoying residual disintegrating clumps, which are often unusable.