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Blue Bovine · Hospitality · 2024

A takeaway box that still tastes like the dining room

Blue Bovine Steak + Sushi House needed dessert packaging that carried the restaurant's dark, tactile atmosphere out the door and onto the customer's kitchen counter.

Packaging DesignStructural PrototypingScreen PrintProduction
Blue Bovine | Custom Dessert Boxes

Challenge

What the brief had to solve

  • 01

    Translate a dim, luxurious dining room into a single food-safe object.

  • 02

    Hold plated desserts intact through a 20-minute drive without crushing.

  • 03

    Keep unit cost viable for nightly service volumes, not one-off gifting.

Approach

How it was made

01

Brand read

Pulled the deep blue from the room's banquettes and matched it to a Pantone that would print cleanly on coated stock.

02

Structure

Tested three C1S box depths with real dessert plating before locking the final die line.

03

Proofing

Screen-printed white on a physical proof to confirm opacity against the saturated blue.

04

Production

Full run produced, flat-packed and delivered folded-ready for line staff.

Deliverables

What shipped

  • Pantone-matched C1S dessert box in two sizes
  • Single-colour screen-printed lid mark
  • Die line files retained for reorders

Outcomes

Where it landed

2 sizes

One die line family

100%

Screen-print opacity on first proof

Repeat

Now a standing reorder

Questions

About the Blue Bovine project

What did ViCES Studio do for Blue Bovine?
Blue Bovine Steak + Sushi House needed dessert packaging that carried the restaurant's dark, tactile atmosphere out the door and onto the customer's kitchen counter.
What was delivered for the Blue Bovine project?
Pantone-matched C1S dessert box in two sizes, Single-colour screen-printed lid mark, Die line files retained for reorders.
What was the scope of work for Blue Bovine?
Packaging Design, Structural Prototyping, Screen Print, Production. The project ran in 2024 in the hospitality category.
How was the Blue Bovine project produced?
Brand read: Pulled the deep blue from the room's banquettes and matched it to a Pantone that would print cleanly on coated stock. Structure: Tested three C1S box depths with real dessert plating before locking the final die line. Proofing: Screen-printed white on a physical proof to confirm opacity against the saturated blue. Production: Full run produced, flat-packed and delivered folded-ready for line staff.
What was the outcome of the Blue Bovine project?
2 sizes One die line family, 100% Screen-print opacity on first proof, Repeat Now a standing reorder.
How is a project like Blue Bovine produced end to end?
Designs are created in-house and fully custom, then produced through an established worldwide supply chain, with sampling, quality control and freight managed as a white-glove service. Most programs run four to eight weeks from approved design.

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