Balholm
Design work for Balholm, collected from the studios behind it.
- Design cases
- 5
- Studio
- 1
- Latest work added
- Dec 2024
- Packaging 5
Design cases by studio
Olssøn Barbieri (5)
- Packaging Design for Balholm Limonade
- Olssøn Barbieri created packaging for Balholm’s new range of lemonades made with elderflower and raspberries. Drawing inspiration from vintage fruit wrapping papers, the design features playful anthropomorphic illustrations and a bespoke calligraphic wordmark that celebrate the purity and simplicity of the drinks’ ingredients.
- Packaging Design for Balholm Lemonades
- Olssøn Barbieri created packaging for Balholm’s new range of lemonades made with elderflower and raspberries. Drawing inspiration from vintage fruit wrapping papers, the design features playful anthropomorphic illustrations and a custom calligraphic wordmark that celebrate the purity and simplicity of the drinks’ ingredients.
- Packaging and Branding for Balholm Epledram 6666
- Olssøn Barbieri developed the packaging and branding for Balholm Epledram 6666, an ecological apple brandy from Norway’s Sognefjord region. Inspired by vintage fruit wrappers, the design connects the product to its agricultural heritage through storytelling, handcrafted details, and a color palette referencing traditional Nordic fruit packaging.
- Packaging and Branding for Balholm Handverkcider
- Olssøn Barbieri developed the packaging and branding for Balholm Handverkcider, a family-owned cider maker from Sognefjord, Norway. The design draws inspiration from the region’s romantic landscapes and microbrewery traditions, using color, typography, and glass materials to express craftsmanship and authenticity. The result positions cider as a refined alternative to beer and wine while celebrating the Eitungjerde family’s heritage.
- Packaging and Identity for Balholm Fruktvin
- Olssøn Barbieri created a packaging and identity system for Balholm’s range of ecological fruit wines rooted in Norwegian farming traditions. Inspired by folkloristic fruit-wrapping papers, each label tells the story of a local heroine, celebrating the women who preserved the craft of fruit wine making. The result is a playful and narrative-driven design that reconnects consumers with a forgotten Scandinavian tradition.
