46 jurors onboarding from 25 countries chose Biomyc as a GOLD WINNER in the luxury packaging category at the prestigious international competition IAA Muse Design Awards placing Bulgaria amongst international design companies in the field!

Biomyc’s work was chosen among submissions from entrants who produced work for other famous organizations, such as Verizon, IKEA, IBM, Michelin, GT America, GEMDALE, Midea Real Estate Group Co., SHIMAO GROUP, Colgate Palmolive, Calpis, Vista and more.

A big congratulations to Ana-Maria Markovska and Atanas Enev from our team who designed the project.

About the submission

The design is for a luxury anti-aging serum program. It presents a minimalist design that is tailored to the new luxury segment. 

The main bottle is refillable and reusable so that the customer can order refills when necessary and extend the main dispenser’s product life and lower the quantity of generated waste. 

The design is inspired by the Japanese luxury melon industry, where a commonplace item can cost up to 25 000$. The Japanese melon is a symbol of the human pursuit of perfection as a result of meticulous care and an eye for detail. Something that resonates strongly in the beauty care industry. 

The dispenser bottle consists of three pieces. 

A/ A bottom housing, made of compostable mushroom material, that acts as a thermal insulator for the temperature-sensitive serum inside. 

B/ A recycled metal messing dispenser top with an organic geometry finish. 

C/ A refillable bottle set that can be popped in and out of the main bottle with an intuitive click mechanism. 

Additionally, the refill bottle pack contains four additional bottles as part of the treatment sequence. The bottles are housed in a mushroom material insert that is placed in a carry box that complements the design of the main dispenser bottle. The external packaging is a combination of recycled metal trim and a textured outer shell resembling the rings of a great oak to add to the natural feel and give homage to the traditional way Japanese luxury melons are packaged.