We had the distinct pleasure to interview award winning designer Antonia Skaraki about their original and creative Packaging design work. Antonia Skaraki is an award-winning communication designer, that makes our world a better place with their original packaging works.
Antonia Skaraki ("AS") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work The Wine Barrel Dilemma Packaging . Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
AS : Creating a package with two separate containers, one for red and one for white wine, with two different orifices, in a container which reminds us of the place where great wines are born, the barrel.
AS : We wanted to end the dillema of choosing a red or white wine. Now you can enjoy both in one packaging.
AS : To break the stereotypes of a bottled wine being better than a packaged wine and make it easier for people to be able to buy both white and red wine.
AS : The creation of innovative packaging that will break the stereotypes in the market of bottled wine and that will radically change the way of choosing a quality wine. The challenge was to bridge the gap between those who prefer white and those who prefer red wine, eliminating the dilemmas of the final choice.
AS : The challenge was to bridge the gap between those who prefer white and those who prefer red wine, eliminating the dilemmas of the final choice.
AS : No there weren't.
AS : Adults of both sexes and all ages, who enjoy wine, usually with company.
AS : We created a package with two separate containers, one for red and one for white wine, with two different funels, something that had never been done before.
AS : A lot of people usually cannot decide whether to buy red or white wine, especially when there are a lot of people involved in the decision, with different taste. We ended their dilema by fusing the two wines in one packaging, and this is how the name derived.
AS : An inovvative package that breaks the cliches of bottled wine and defies the norm was the focus of The Wine Barrel Dilemma project. Bridging the gap between white and red wine enthusiasts with a 2 in 1 easy to serve package, we ended the usual dilemma by creating a practical, easy to carry design that accomodates two barrels, each one with its unique tap that enhances the wine tasting experience.
AS : The wine out of the box, which is the notion of moving wine from the big barrel to a smaller barrel so as to not lose its natural habitat is a creative concept and the mix of two different wines in one packaging is an innovation.
AS : Our philosophy can be described as: The old barrel The new barrel The wine barrel Dilemmas? The end! Wine out of the box
