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The richness and variety of images allows for endless possibilities in the creation of merchandising and packaging. Whether they be in conjunction with an exhibit or event, or whether they be products created for specialized markets or for mass markets the perfect image is available! Below are just a few examples of different products.

Packaging to reinforce a message

Sometime the packaging simply has to confirm and reinforces an already known fact. Most Italians, surely all Milanesi, will have heard of Cova, the traditional & well established baker of artisanal Panettoni (Christmas cakes). The packaging was not intended to drive clients to select the product, available in the store & not in mass chains, but rather to recall and reinforce the values of artisanal, tradition, elegance, and by proximity evoke an almost iconic status.

Packaging to remind of form as well as function

The Alessi brand has become a household term synonymous with beautiful high end Italian design. Thanks to the use of the right images the different styles of silverware are obvious immediately and their artistic value is intrinsically connected to its functional one.

Wine bottle labels to recall the territory

Teruzzi & Puthod is a winery in one of the most famous of the medieval Tuscan towns: San Gimignano. Teruzzi & Puthod chose to add medieval miniatures from the British Library collection to the labels of their precious bottles of wine in honor of San Gimignano which had its maximum development during medieval times.

Iconic art for ice cream flavors

Ice cream company Ledo launched a series of packaged ice cream which associated every flavor to a color or a mood. The summer picnic mood and the vivid colors found in Seurat’s painting “La grande Jatte” are associated with the “wild berries” flavor. The intense gold in Klimt’s work “The Kiss” is associated with the flavors of cream, chocolate and hazelnuts (possibly also because the famous Italian chocolate “bacio”- bacio in Italian is the word for kiss – which is chocolate and hazelnut).

Calendars in all shapes, sizes and structures

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, there is no problem there are plenty of fantastic ones to easily chose from!

Games and Puzzles

Many images are licensed for board games and puzzles of all kinds. From the easy to the excruciatingly challenging, have fun and test your skills!

Museum Book Shop Products

Products of all kinds, from memory cards to scarfs, to paper weights, mugs, cards and trays are created for museum shops or regular retail shops.

Stationary

For numerous years Buffetti has been offering fantastic yearly collections of colorful and exciting stationary created with precious designs and details from various collections. Everyone looks forward to the new series!

The World of Philately

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. Thanks to the variety, quality and ease of licensing many nations regularly chose from the collections.