
DESIGN STUDY · DG-001
Sillage 01Olive & Champagne
Smoked olive glass tones, a clear heel and a fine metallic frame. A restrained composition for woody, aromatic and amber fragrance identities.
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Explore perfume bottle designs shaped by colour, decoration and considered detailing. Start with a collection bottle, a similar silhouette or a bespoke shape, then develop a finish that expresses your fragrance.
DESIGN STUDY · DG-001 · Olive & Champagne

THE COLLECTION
Each study brings together the bottle, closure and decoration, with a proposed production route to help you plan your own packaging.
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DESIGN STUDY · DG-001
Smoked olive glass tones, a clear heel and a fine metallic frame. A restrained composition for woody, aromatic and amber fragrance identities.
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DESIGN STUDY · DG-002
A midnight-blue cylinder with a clear glass heel, a silver crescent and a brushed aluminium cap. A cool, contemporary direction for aromatic, iris and mineral fragrance identities.
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DESIGN STUDY · DG-003
Blush oval glass framed by vertical flutes, with a clear sculpted cap. A dark NACRE wordmark, fragrance designation and capacity line give the front a complete, legible identity.
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DESIGN STUDY · DG-004
Honey-amber glass framed by narrow side flutes, a smooth printed front and a chamfered black cap. Ivory lettering and a champagne monogram give the bottle a complete fragrance identity.
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DESIGN STUDY · DG-005
A round flask in pale celadon satin, with a low domed champagne cap and deep-green lettering. The softly lit body gives the B monogram and full fragrance inscription a quiet, readable setting.
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DESIGN STUDY · DG-006
A broad faceted bottle in transparent garnet red, finished with a low bronze polygonal cap. Pale champagne lettering stays within the central face while bevelled edges carry the strongest reflections.
View design & processSelect an existing silhouette and develop its colour, print and closure. Confirm the exact mould, capacity and neck finish before sampling.
Use a gallery design as a direction. We can review a similar bottle and adapt the decoration to its actual printable area and component fit.
For a distinctive profile, develop the glass geometry and tooling alongside the decoration. Drawings, mould investment and sampling form part of the project scope.
Share your fragrance positioning, preferred bottle size, artwork and target quantity. We will review a suitable bottle and decoration route for your brief.