BRANDING & PACKAGING for Hummey // Daily Drizzle Honey

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HUMMEY

/when toast tastes better, tea feels warmer, and the day begins with a little more joy /

Hummey is a soft everyday honey brand. It adds a spark of pleasure to familiar rituals: breakfast, tea, a snack, or a small sweet pause. Hummey is made for mmm moments — those little seconds when toast tastes better, tea feels warmer, and the day begins with a little more joy.

SOLUTION

I developed the identity and packaging system for Hummey. The concept is based on the idea of “always with you”: in addition to the classic jar, I created a mini packaging format with a carabiner hole. It can be attached to a bag or even to jeans, turning the packaging into an accessory and expanding the product’s use beyond the kitchen.

The visual system is built around honey’s key quality — its viscosity. This idea is reflected in the shape of the label: a die-cut in the form of dripping drops allows the product itself to become part of the design. Pink was chosen as a deliberate shift away from the classic codes of the category: instead of the familiar craft-inspired palette, the packaging uses a softer, more unexpected, fashion-oriented shade. It adds emotional appeal to the product and helps the brand stand out both on the shelf and in digital environments.

RESULT

The result is a system that expands the perception of honey. Hummey turns the product into an everyday ritual: something people want to buy, carry with them, photograph, and gift. The project combines two formats — a classic jar for home use and a portable mini dispenser for everyday use. Together, they create a complete brand ecosystem: from familiar consumption to a new lifestyle scenario. The design works as a communication tool. It strengthens brand recognition, adds viral potential to the product, and makes honey part of contemporary visual culture.

Materials Foil, Glass, Ceramic, Paper, Paperboard, Card stock
Year 2026
Country France
Region Europe
Project type Conceptual Design
FoodHoney

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