We’re proud and happy to announce that our design for Ramlösa functional water won silver at Pentawards, a global packaging design award. Read more about the Ramlösa case here.

We are proud to be part of Svensk Fastighetsförmedling’s exciting brand development journey and new positioning, here’s a sneak peek of the new logo and identity. You can read more about the project here.

We have been featured in Scan Magazine!

Read the article here to take part of our Head of Design, Isabelle Lidström Dahlborg, words on our work and future prospects regarding packaging, branding and innovation.

The magazine is available in both online and physical form at airports, on planes and on trains all across Europe!

We’re happy to see that Conic ,  created through a collaborative project we did together with our friends at Yangi and Holmen Iggesund, was showcased at the luxury packaging trade show Les Places d’Or and part of the highlights!

Read more about the luxury packaging trade show Les Places d’Or here.

Being one of the most wasteful products of our homes, cosmetics packaging is up for a makeover.  Yangi is our pioneering project that clearly showcases the tangible and intangible sides of circular design.

The Design Forum Talk < 3 Circular Economy, hosted by Design forum Finland, will take place on September 15 at 13:00 – 15:30 (CET+1)

Tune in to hear our very own Kinge Gardien talk about how the physical product can optimize value in the entire value cycle by taking you through the process for our project with Yangi,  a cosmetics packaging solution that is designed in a circular system.

“At Grow, we have a new way of working that arose from working with circular design projects. It is a collaborative approach with the parties from the entire value chain, so I will start off by telling a little about how we do that and what is important. I will tell a little about the paper bottle project, it exemplifies the way of working. Then I will continue with the case of Yangi. It is a facial cream packaging entirely made from cellulose-based materials. That is the tangible side of design, the materials, and the product. Then I will make a bridge to the intangible side of design, emphasizing that if we want to achieve the circular goals we need to dematerialize ‘value’, in other words putting more focus on the experience domain of our designs. I will continue with the case of Yangi and how to service and systems are created to optimize the circular design, and will end with some learnings about collaboration and time frames of these kinds of projects.” – Kinge Gardien

Read more about the event here/To sign up for the event click here.

We’re excited and incredibly proud to share that our work with the paper bottle for The Absolut Company and our work for Tikkurila has been shortlisted for The Pentawards in the category of Sustainable design and Home, Leisure & other markets.

The Pentawards is the world’s leading and one of the most prestigious competitions for packaging design, founded in 2007. 

Pentawards is committed to recognizing excellence in design, providing a source of inspiration, and connecting the global packaging community through our annual competition, international conferences, digital events, and more. 

With the competition now in its 15th year, since launch, it has received in excess of 20,000 entries from over 64 countries, with the winners showcasing some of the world’s most innovative, inspiring, and powerful packaging designs. 

This year’s Gala  Ceremony will be hosted on Thursday 30 September. Further details are to come on their website. 

What is on the horizon? Is it another Dieline happening? 

Yes, it is!

Tomorrow, our fantastic Creative Director and Head of Design Isabelle Dahlborg Lidström will take part in the Dieline Awards Live Panel to discuss what importance sustainability holds for longevity,  along with numerous incredible designers.  

Exactly how important are the different aspects of sustainability when it comes to packaging and design? How do you entwine the idea with reality and create products that are genuinely sustainable? 

Tune in and find out how these designer’s minds work, and learn how you can make your packaging not just better and more beautiful but genuinely sustainable. It’s time to really innovate.

For more information and to register, click here.

It’s the Dieline time of year,  and we just got awarded with another two Plastic Free Innovation Awards, hurray!

The Dieline Awards continues to be one of the world’s leading packaging design competitions,  recognising some of the world’s best creatives and agencies.  We received the great news that our work with Yangi has placed second in the category Health, Body and Beauty, and the Absolut Paper bottle third in the Beverage category.

For those of you unfamiliar with Yangi,  we present a fiber-based alternative to plastic beauty packaging, developed together with the Loop Factory.  It’s the result of more than 10 years of R&D work – a manufacturing technology for dry moulded cellulose based packaging,  making it possible to go directly from paper pulp into ready made packaging,  using minimal amounts of water.   Together with a refill system,  the Yangi technology allows us to design a wide range of possibilities for innovate packaging solutions shifting the packaging industry towards a circular system.

To read more about Yangi – read full case here or contact us at packaging@grow.eu.

We’re excited to share that our work with the Absolut Paper bottle has won silver in the 2021 Guldägget category Packaging design.  Incredibly proud of our team.

Also,  a big thanks to the jury,  client The Absolut Company and everyone else who made this achievement possible!

Read the Absolut Paper case here.

The Radler has been a popular beverage around Europe for a while now.  Appreciated by both beer and non-beer drinkers,  it’s the perfect go-to thirst quencher,  whether it be in the ski slopes or in the archipelago.  Finally,  it makes its way up north.

In time for summer,  Carlsberg is launching Pripps Radler 0,0% – a non-alcoholic lager mixed with fresh lemonade.  We helped them design the can,  focusing on finding a balance in expressing a fresh lemon drink with a clear beer connection – for everyone not familiar with the Radler to understand that it’s a type of beer.