The package is designed with the theme of “fruit specimens”, to best express the essence of the fruits, which is the main characteristic of the cake. The fruit and scientific names are written on the transparent film, designed to look like a 3D stereoscopic book of fruits. The cakes are able to stack on top of one another by using the same lid size. This made it not only convenient for carrying the cake, but also to be beautifully displayed at the same time.

The original typeface “SIMPLA” is a geometric typeface that harmonizes the minimalistic form of the symbol. The “I” is in balanced and placed in the centre, aligned with the symbol.

The shopping bag is semi-transparent, where the product becomes dimly visible when placed inside. The “?” symbol is then visible in front of the product, making us think and “wonder” about what is inside.  To catch people’s attention, we arranged for the one symbol to be on the round card, placed on top of the packaged cake. We set the logo to each product to fit accordingly. We used the same logo typeface for the outer sides of the package, as we wanted to show an ascetic and straightforward impression.

To make the most of the museum’s existing frame, at the same time change the space so that one can come in contact with the waterside area, we constructed an oval-shaped wooden deck that connects the interior and exterior spaces. The wooden floor creates a sense of openness by stretching it out to the open. In addition, we created a KININAL counter made with plenty of local wood, where the glass case has a limited frame for the fruit cakes to stand out to the customers.