The packaging structure is crafted using paper die-cut scraps. In one case – the red pack – they were glued together like a honeycomb cardboard, thus forming the main structure. In another case – the Tiffany pack – since the paper at our disposal was much lighter, we glued the sheets together only at the spine, as is done for the binding of a book. In both packages, the top, bottom, and spine of the box are made with virgin cardboard, onto which patterns obtained from the printing scraps were printed. This design choice allowed us to use as little virgin paper as possible while simultaneously highlighting the beauty and color of the paper we had available.
REPAP scrap packaging is a concrete example of how a company can exploit the waste material it produces to create a useful, impactful product capable of demonstrating its eco-sustainability

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Designed with Daisy Viviani and Matteo Bonetti