We offer those who rely on us many possibilities for creating personalized cardboard boxes, ideal for a line presentation, for a product launch or for a gift package. We design and produce large and small boxes, for a single product or multi-product packages.
The shapes and combinations can be the most elaborate: pyramid-shaped, with magnetic closure, with bottom and lid, with shaped interior.
The technical study of the box has a fundamental role in analysing and anticipating all the characteristics of the final product: weight, use, message, transport... To reach the objective we design even very complex geometric shapes and guide the customer in the sensoriality of the materials, colours and attention to details.
We offer innovative, recycled and laminated papers and supports. We experiment with special, metallic, fluorescent and high-resistance inks, and materials for better environmental protection.
We guarantee the industrialization of production, but we also combine manual processing where this is not possible.
Within our packaging department we also build, glue, assemble and, upon request, insert your products into boxes.
Up until the last phase we carry out a meticulous quality control of the products included, and deliver the complete product ready to be shipped to the points of sale.
The choice between these two solutions depends entirely on the kind of experience you wish to offer at launch. The Base and Lid box is a classic in the world of paper packaging and is synonymous with elegance and sturdiness. Since it consists of two elements that fit together perfectly, its robustness immediately conveys a sense of high value, making it the natural choice for gift boxes or premium editions. In contrast, the Tray and Inner Base solution shifts the focus to the product presentation. While the tray serves as a solid base, the inner base lifts and frames the contents, almost as if displaying them on a stage. This structure is ideal for product launches where the unveiling effect is crucial for marketing, as it allows the product to be presented in a dramatic way while ensuring it remains perfectly secured and protected inside the packaging.
Absolutely. Our strength lies in our ability to combine industrial production with handcrafted techniques. Our design team creates complex geometric shapes, and our production department assembles them by hand. This allows us to use innovative papers and substrates (laminated, recycled, textured) and special inks (metallic, fluorescent) that would be impossible to handle in a fully automated process.
The technical study is the brain of the project, where we anticipate every potential issue. It’s not just about design. We analyze the total weight, the exact ergonomics of the products to be contained, the end use (e.g., whether it needs to be durable or is for a product launch), and the challenges of transportation. Based on this analysis, we determine the thickness, the type of cardboard (e.g., flat, laminated, corrugated), and the structure of the molded interior, to ensure that the aesthetics are supported by flawless functionality.
Our goal is to create a 1:1 prototype that is indistinguishable from the final product. For product launches, where the packaging is used for presentations, photo shoots, or trade shows, our technical team creates a physical sample using high-fidelity digital printing.
Alternatively, for those who want an even more dynamic preliminary evaluation, we can create a 3D animated rendering. This solution allows you to analyze every aspect of the packaging in detail and study the visual impact of the graphics and structures from every angle, ensuring a perfect overview before moving on to the printing phase.
Our technical studio is the engineering partner for your creativity. You provide the concept; we make it manufacturable. Our role is to analyze the “message” and translate it into a functional structure (taking into account weight, usage, and transportation).
We guide you in selecting the tactile qualities of materials and special inks (metallic, fluorescent) to ensure that the initial idea becomes a real, sturdy box that can be produced industrially (or by hand) within the planned budget and timeline.
