Winners of Pentawards 2016 for the most beautiful packaging designs

Domino’s pizza package wins Best of the Show award

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The prestigious Diamond Pentaward, 2016 Best of Show was won by the London-based agency Jones Knowles Ritchie, for the new boxes of the famous home delivery Domino’s pizza.

The international jury of Pentawards, the first worldwide competition devoted exclusively to packaging design, chaired by Gérard Caron, has announced winners for the year 2016. This year, which celebrates the 10th anniversary of Pentawards, the winners received the global awards in Shanghai’s design hotel Hyatt on the Bund, where more than 250 designers
and brand owners from 24 countries around the world were present. We bring to you a round-up of the most popular awards from the ceremony.

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In Body Category, Mousegraphics from Greece won an award for the packaging of BIC socks

The prestigious Diamond Pentaward, 2016 Best of the Show was won by the London-based agency Jones Knowles Ritchie, for the new boxes of the famous home delivery Domino’s pizza. The Platinum Pentawards, awarded to the best in packaging in five major categories, went to Bullet (Japan) for a Sake bottle, Imayotsukasa Sake Brewery, Imayotsukasa in the beverages category and CBX (USA), for the Man Cave Meats range of sausages and hamburgers in the food category. In the Body Category, Mousegraphics (Greece) won the packaging of BIC socks while in the other markets category, The Partners (UK) won the award for a wide range of packaging designs for Argos ‘Simple Value’ household appliances. In the Luxury Category, Coley Porter Bell (UK) won the award for the bottle ‘The Icon’, Chivas Regal (Pernod Ricard Group).

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In Other Markets Category, an award was bagged by The Partners (UK) for their wide range of packaging designs for Argos ‘Simple Value’ household appliances

The Pentawards International jury has always crowned a packaging design that stands out for its simplicity. These 12 remarkable packaging design professionals and their President joined Mies van der Rohe and his motto “less is more” as well as Antoine de St Exupéry who wrote: ‘Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing to add, but when there is nothing to withdraw.’

The Pentawards competition this time received 1,843 entries from 5 continents and 54 countries, which goes to show an increase of nearly 10% in enrollment over the previous year. In addition to the Diamond Pentaward and the 5 Platinum Pentawards, the international jury also awarded 47 Gold Pentawards among the 55 categories competing this year. Silver and Bronze Pentawards were also presented. In total, 34 countries were represented among the winners.

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In Food Category, CBX from USA was awarded for the Man Cave Meats range of sausages and hamburgers

TASCHEN Books, known around the world for high-quality art books, will publish a fourth volume on the Pentawards in 2016, which will include the winners of Pentawards 2015 and 2016. It is a wonderful showcase for the winners of Pentawards, which gives them a means of broadcasting their expertise in packaging design globally, in addition to the claim of having won an international trophy. The reference book will be available from November 2016 in TASCHEN stores, other quality bookshops around the world as well as on the web.

Next year, the 11th Ceremony of the Pentawards will take place in Barcelona. Registrations for the 11th Pentawards will be open from 20 February to 7 April 2017. All relevant information to register for this international competition dedicated solely to packaging design is available on www.pentawards.org

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