Transitioning to Sustainable, Premium Packaging

As a designer collaborating with Interflora—a global network of over 58,000 affiliated flower shops across 140 countries—I contributed to advancing their sustainability mission by encouraging eco-friendly practices among customers, suppliers, and partners. One key project involved redesigning packaging for Finsmakarna Norden, a supplier of gift boxes containing tea, Belgian chocolate, oil, and other specialty items. The original packaging used inexpensive gold-colored plastic, which fell short of the premium quality Interflora and its customers expected. I redesigned the packaging with a luxurious label and sustainable materials, elevating the product’s appearance while reinforcing Interflora’s commitment to sustainability.

Key Achievements

Led the redesign of Finsmakarna Norden’s packaging, replacing low-quality plastic with an elegant, sustainable multi-material solution that enhanced the brand’s premium image. This eco-conscious upgrade reinforced Interflora’s sustainability commitment and boosted sales by 10%. The new packaging design was also featured on Interflora’s website, increasing brand visibility and setting a benchmark for supplier packaging across the network.

Goal

To replace low-quality plastic packaging with a sustainable, elegant solution that reflects the premium nature of Finsmakarna Norden’s products and supports Interflora’s dedication to environmentally responsible practices.

Team

Industrial Designer

Timeline

Jun 2021 - Aug 2021

Company

Interflora

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