Natura Lux Serum Box Package Design
by Marcus Luis Feliciano @marcusluis1397
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Introduction
Natura Lux is a conceptual organic skincare brand inspired by the balance between nature and modern refinement.
This project explores the design of a premium secondary packaging system for a facial serum, focusing on clarity, materiality, and restrained visual language.

Supplies
Software & Tools
✦ Adobe Photoshop – mockups, textures, and final presentation
✦ Adobe Illustrator – packaging layout and dieline design
✦ Figma – sketching and early layout exploration
✦ Pinterest – visual research and moodboard references
✦ Behance – brand and packaging inspiration
Materials (Conceptual)
✦ Premium uncoated paperboard (350–400 gsm)
✦ Matte surface finish
✦ Hot foil stamping for brand name, product name, and logo
✦ Blind debossing for botanical illustration
Materials are proposed to reflect realistic production standards for a premium skincare brand.
Step 1: — Brief & Concept
The goal was to create a calm, premium packaging design that reflects Natura Lux’s natural and minimalist positioning.
The focus was on hierarchy, tactile finishes, and a system that feels believable in a real retail context.


Step 2 — Moodboard & Visual Direction
A warm, muted color palette, organic forms, and subtle textures were explored to establish a sense of balance and softness.
References focused on minimal skincare brands and tactile packaging finishes.

Step 3 — Sketches & Layout Exploration
Initial sketches explored hierarchy, panel distribution, and how information flows across the box.
Special attention was given to negative space and consistency across all panels.

Step 4 — Dieline Development
The final design was presented through realistic mockups, highlighting material choice, foil-stamped typography, and debossed botanical textures.

Step 5 — Final Mockup
The final design was presented through realistic mockups, highlighting material choice, foil-stamped typography, and debossed botanical textures.

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