Strong colour split
Red and white blocks make the box instantly recognisable and give it a celebratory feel suited to awards.
Case study 04 of 07 · Corporate and creative gifts
A bold red and white presentation box created alongside the minimalist desk trophy, so the award is just as memorable when it is handed over as when it is on display.

The minimalist trophy was designed to stand out from ordinary awards. Its packaging had to do the same, because the box is the first thing the recipient sees.
The packaging needed to protect the award, look premium in photographs and on stage, and carry the brand clearly.
The box uses a simple, confident split: a white upper block and a deep red base, with a vertical band of red lettering that joins the two.
Keeping the design graphic and minimal matches the trophy inside and lets the client's own name or event title take centre stage.
Design details
Red and white blocks make the box instantly recognisable and give it a celebratory feel suited to awards.
A band of lettering runs across the colour break, linking the two halves and giving space for a name or message.
A discreet label on the base carries the brand without crowding the design.
Designed in the same minimalist spirit as the desk trophy, so box and award feel like one product.
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Development
Each stage was reviewed before the next began. Services: appearance design, structural design, printing and finishing, production and assembly.
Colour, layout and typography developed to match the trophy.
Box structure sized to hold and protect the award.
Colour printing and finishing for a premium presentation.
Box production and packing together with the award.
The result
Award and packaging work as one: the recipient gets a strong first impression on opening, and the client offers a complete, ready-to-present product rather than a trophy in a plain box.
Developed with our design and manufacturing partner, AYWU (艾屋科技). Client names are kept confidential.
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