Packaging
Packaging with the School of Athens by Raphael for traditional Christmas cake Panettone by Cova
The richness and variety of SCALA images allows for endless possibilities in the creation of merchandising and packaging. Whether in conjunction with an exhibit or products and packaging for the food and wine industries, articles for the table or house, puzzles and games, stationary, or even the world of philately we can help find the desired image. Below are some examples of different products.
Packaging with the School of Athens by Raphael for traditional Christmas cake Panettone by Cova
Teruzzi & Puthod is a winery in San Gimignanoin Tuscany. They chose Scala to obtain images and authorization to use miniatures from the British Library as labels on their precious bottles of wine.
Ice cream company Ledo claunches a series of package ice cream where every flavor is associat to a color or a mood. The summer picnic moo an the vivi colors foun in Seurat’s painting « La grande Jatte » are associate with the wild berries flavor. Therefore the intense gold in Klimt’s work « The Kiss » is associated with the flavor of cream of chocolate an hazelnuts (possibly a reminder also of the famous chocolate « bacio »- which in italian is the word for kiss)
The italian company « Coffe of Caravaggio » chose to use the famous images byCaravaggio, the master of chiaro scuro, for they coffes.
To coffee experts and purists the act of adding sugar to a cup of coffee is almost sacrilege. The « Coffee of Caravaggio » company chose to be lenient and to provide its customers with the option of sweetening their cups.
Calendars come in so many different shapes, sizes and structures. Whether they be monthly, weekly, or daily whether you need an image only for the cover or one for each of the 365 days, we can help.
The Alessi brand has become a household term synonymous with beautiful high end Italian design. Thanks to Scala images The different styles of silverware are set apart by the use of different and stunning works of art on their packaging.
The first adhesive postage stamp was invented in 1837 by Rowland Hill, a school teacher from England. Since then stamps have been adopted by all nations, and the choice of what images to use on them has always been taken quite seriously. SCALA is pleased to have provided many images for stamps throughout the years.
For many years the collaboration between Buffetti and Scala has resulted in new yearly collections of colorful an fantastic stationary created with precious designs and details from various artistic collections.
Products of all different kinds from scarfs to paper weights an cups. For museum shops or regular retail shops.