Header image for the MPM herbal packaging project, showing a green seed box labeled “Plantes Vivaces” with cards for Mint, Dill, and Fennel arranged on a white surface alongside potted plants.
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PACKAGING DESIGN :  MPM Products

ABOUT WORK

Montreal’s Public Markets are a staple of the city’s cultural and culinary scene, offering local produce, artisanal goods, and fresh products year-round. Their new line of herbal medicinal products reflects their commitment to natural wellness.

Drawing from the markets’ association with natural products, I developed concepts that leaned heavily into botanical themes. I wanted the packaging to visually echo the idea of field-grown, carefully harvested ingredients while maintaining clarity and consumer trust.

Close-up of the MPM seed packaging with a partially opened brown sleeve displaying labeled cards for Fennel, Dill, and Mint, surrounded by potted flowers and foliage.
Three herbal medicine bottles labeled Sirop de Fenouil, Miel à la Menthe, and Sirop d’Aneth from the MPM packaging line, placed in front of striped and white planters with natural lighting.

The final design uses vector illustrations of herbs and foliage, paired with a monospaced typeface that nods to the clinical, medicinal roots of the product. The clean layout balances nature and structure, reinforcing both the organic source and the therapeutic purpose.

Flat lay of the full MPM packaging collection, featuring the herbal syrup bottles and seed box arranged among orchids and planters on a white tabletop.

The packaging reflects the dual identity of the product—natural yet trustworthy. It aligns with Montreal Public Markets’ reputation for quality while establishing a cohesive, accessible look for the new herbal line.