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Tool Box

by Theresa Christine Johnson on 08/16/2016 | 3 Minute Read

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Masculinity meets luxury in Tool Box. This high-end eu de toilette, designed by Vishal Vora, takes the shape of a bolt and incorporates other tool-inspired elements for a bottle and packaging that appears tough and rugged. Every bottle comes in a metal tin, and around that Tool Box is packaged in a sleeve of the same shape. It truly mimics the act of opening a tool box to look inside and find exactly what you need. Aside from the shape of the bottle and packaging, the cap includes a nut and bolt design that is clever and fun.

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“A distinguished looking pack of Eau De Toilette that was crafted around principles of ‘Masculinity meets luxury’ where everything—from name to packaging design to material—were kept quite androgenic. Its hexagonal shape was an intended design strategy to make it stand out from the conventional sizes found in the market."

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"The brief received for the product development was clear and tough at the same time: ‘to create a luxury product meant for GCC region with an obviously masculine personality.’ Hence, we integrated two basic thoughts—shape and color—and transformed it into a robust design that expresses masculinity in a captivating manner. Also, a suggestive name like TOOLBOX was derived from the ‘shape concept’ of an industrial nut that served here as the symbolic representation of Man, a stud. In order to achieve premium look of a luxury brand, we maintained high caliber at production stage also. By incorporating materials, finish and production techniques that emphasize the product’s persona even more.”

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Designed by Vishal Vora

Client: Emper Perfumes

Country: India

City: Mumbai