Redesigning Purina’s branding and packaging for a premium pet food line, combining Bauhaus-inspired structure with Pop-Art vibrancy to appeal to modern, high-income pet owners.
The Purina Branding & Packaging Redesign project aimed to reposition the brand for a premium pet food market while maintaining its legacy of trust and quality. By creating a new sub-brand, PetJoy, the project sought to connect with modern pet owners who value health, nutrition, and aesthetics in their pet care choices.
Through a combination of research-driven insights and creative exploration, the project resulted in a sleek, vibrant, and consumer-friendly design that stands out in a crowded marketplace. The new identity balances the structured minimalism of Bauhaus with the bold playfulness of Pop Art, ensuring appeal to both long-time Purina customers and a younger, premium-focused audience.
The outcome of this project reflects not just an updated look but a deeper emotional connection with the target market, resonating with the love and care that pet owners invest in their furry companions.
The Purina corporate brand had a full brand guidelines in place, but Nestlé Purina Careers is positioned as almost a smaller sub-brand of Purina. After partnering with them over the course of several years to create a website, establish a social media presence, and design various logos and print materials, they needed to pull it all together along with their new brand messaging, into a comprehensive resource for internal and external use.
After exploring different options, PetJoy was chosen as the brand name, emphasizing pet happiness and well-being.
Packaging Design is Inspired by Bauhaus and Pop-Art movements
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