
Meurisse’s familiar arch becomes a stage for journeys in chocolate.
AUGE Design refreshed Meurisse’s identity and chocolate packaging by developing its familiar arched logo and frame into a travel-inspired system. The logo adopts a stepped arch, while the frame becomes a stage for stories of journeys and discovery. Across formats, packs evoke postcards and wrapped souvenirs. The line “Exploring taste since 1845” and a refreshed archival CM mark connect this exploratory character to the chocolate company’s heritage. Colorful wrappers, tins and gift formats carry the system across the range.
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BP&O reviews AUGE Design’s luxurious packaging for Ginori 1735, the historic Italian homeware brand now owned by Gucci. Building on 2×4’s earlier rebrand, AUGE reinterprets archival logos and motifs in a bold, modern style, using gold foil debossing and bespoke Fedrigoni paper to elevate the brand’s visual identity. The article praises the project’s confident balance of heritage and contemporary luxury.