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Didier Merlin Nightingale Headphone Packaging
Nightingale Headphone Packaging is Bronze Design Award winner in 2018 - 2019 Sustainable Products, Projects and Green Design Award Category.
Nightingale Headphone Packaging

This packaging has been designed both to reflect the nightingale bird, known for it’s powerful song, and to reflect it’s nest - a naturally eco-friendly wooden home. Today, there's huge problems with wasteful, costly and unnecessary packaging. Nightingale combats this loud and clear. Made exclusively with natural products to reduce the waste and directly inspired from their actual habitat, the idea was not only to be ecologically less impact but to actually give back to nature. Instead of throwing away the packaging after unboxing, hang it up on a tree and watch little birds take shelter.

Nightingale Headphone Packaging
Didier Merlin Nightingale
Didier Merlin Headphone Packaging
Didier Merlin design
Didier Merlin design
Didier Merlin

Merlin Didier graduated top of class from the College of Advertising and Design in Brussels. Enthusiastic about the climate, and meaningful change, his designs are based in a hopeful world with minimal impact on the environment, and maximum impact on social upheaval. Always finding ways to align his personal goals with his growing professional skills, you can find Merlin working away at Ambr, a communications agency he recently founded in Brussels. His role as Senior Graphic Designer at Ambr ensures that their clients, such as a fair wear fashion company, and a craft beer company, are always moving in a better direction.

Nightingale

This packaging has been designed both to reflect the nightingale bird, known for it’s powerful song, and to reflect it’s nest - a naturally eco-friendly wooden home. Today, we face huge problems with wasteful, costly and unnecessary packaging. Nightingale combats this loud and clear. Made exclusively with natural products to minimize the waste and directly inspired from their actual habitat, the idea was not only to be ecologically less impactful but to actually give back to nature. Instead of throwing away the packaging after unboxing, hang it up on a tree and watch little birds take shelter.