Design development and creation of the visual language surrounding the fragrance bottle, in close collaboration with the house teams.

Beyond the object itself, the project focused on defining a coherent system allowing the bottle to exist across a complete range. This included liquid color studies, sampling development and prospective research for future flankers, establishing a unified dialogue between glass, light, chromatic density and scale.

Liquid color architecture: calibration of tones and transparencies to generate differentiation while preserving the radical identity of the line.
Sampling design: translation of the material presence and proportions of the original bottle into miniature formats.
Visual language: construction of the image system defining how the object is perceived across all expressions of the range.

Original bottle design by Bottega Veneta.

Challenges: expanding a singular object into a full product ecosystem without altering its formal purity, using color, light and perception as primary tools instead of form.