Packaging Designers | The Savoy’s Tea Shop

Last Updated on Wednesday 15th Nov 2017

The Savoy, located on the river Thames between Mayfair and the city of London, reopened in 2010 after a £100 million restoration. Its conception, design and craft continues to dazzle the present with its inspirations of the past and visions of the future.

The Savoy Tea Shop provides a chance for guest and visitors to purchase and take home a small slice of this world famous brand.

The Savoy Shop

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Savoy’s Tea Shop Packaging

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1. The floral patterning was picked out with black foil, against the matt black kraft paper.

2. The boxes were designed to contain biscuits and tea, so incorporate a separate food-safe glassine paper in black.

3. The box is die-cut, glued and flat-folded. It is supplied flat in order to minimise the space needed for storage.

4. The triangular lid is folded and sealed with tape.

5. The separate sleeve holds the box firmly together whilst providing an attractive outer wrapper.

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