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Askul

Contributed by Stephen Coles on Jul 27th, 2012.
Askul 1
Source: www.stockholmdesignlab.ase License: All Rights Reserved.

Stockholm Design Lab:

Askul offers more than 40 000 items with nationwide delivery within 24 hours. The mail order service covers a variety of products ranging from furniture, stationery, computers, to food and daily commodities.

Stockholm Design Lab has mainly worked with design for ASKUL’s private brand. Our aim has been to distinguish these products in a clear and graphical way: clarity equals more sales. The key has been to find and use symbols that are easy for the customers to understand at first glance, for example the sizes (1–4) for the batteries, the drops for the wet wipes and the line space for the note books.

So far we have designed 50–60 different kinds of packaging for items like glue stick, copy paper and batteries. In all the solutions we have tried to take away unnecessary details and adding an element of fun, but above all creating a good, functional design.

Askul 2
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Askul 3
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Askul 4
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Askul 5
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Askul 6
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Askul 7
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Askul 8
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1 Comment on “Askul”

  1. Sergey Yakunin says:
    Nov 8th, 2013 10:31 pm

    Wow… what a garbage bag! Just one font size was used. I’m thinking on how this can be produced with a printing press and movable type. Seems to be interesting exercise.

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