From wooden container to oil, this student project by Rachel Bowe is all tree. This design features a medium walnut stain with a pop of olive green and a clean engraving of the name.

“This was a rebranding project for Spring Valley Tea Tree Oil. This product and many of the competitors have very outdated labels and logos and are not consistent with current design trends. This may lead users/consumers to believe that the company itself has not done much to enhance or improve the product and would thwart their purchase. The goal then was to present an oil that stands out on the current market. Additionally, the product was to be introduced in such a way so that it contends with the current growing natural focused campaigns. It should make the viewer/consumer feel rejuvenated.”

“The wooden container was chosen so that it would reflect the natural elements of the product. Consideration of tea trees traditional use as a topical agent for the cleansing of skin also influenced the pump style container. It would therefore allow easy application onto a cotton swab to then transfer the oil onto the skin. Earthy green tones on the side panels reflect the natural component of the product while its simplicity suggests the products pure form.”