
- Industry
- Luxury floral boutique and lifestyle
- Year
- 2026
- Scope
- Packaging system, box sizes, 2D dimension drawings, 3D views, production notes
- Applications
- Carriers, long boxes, rigid oval boxes, a vase box, rigid cubes, hat boxes and puck boxes
- Client need
- A florist needs boxes that fit every bouquet.
- Outcome
- Clear sizes first, then a brand that fits them.
The problem
A florist needs boxes that fit every bouquet.
Le Bouket sells bouquets, bespoke arrangements, scented candles and vases, so its packaging has to hold very different shapes, from a few stems to a tall arrangement.
Before any graphics, the client and the manufacturer needed one clear reference for every box format and size.







The solution
One book with every box, drawn to scale.
The Packaging Dimensions book covers 16 packaging families and 62 sizes: carriers with lids, open carriers, long boxes, rigid oval boxes, a lockwet vase box with a foam insert, rigid cubes, hat boxes and puck boxes with solid or clear lids.
Each family opens with a range page that draws every size side by side at the same scale. Each size then gets its own spread with a 2D front and top view, measurements in millimetres, an approximate volume and a 3D view.






The result
Clear sizes first, then a brand that fits them.
For example, the standard Carrier with Lid has twin rope handles, a lift off square lid and five sizes, from 280 to 550 mm tall and about 13.9 to 93.9 litres.
With the sizes approved, the next steps are the Le Bouket packaging design on the chosen formats, 3D mockups of each box before anything is printed, and print ready source files.






What I delivered
Packaging system
16 packaging families and 62 sizes for flowers, candles and gifts.
Range pages
Every size in a family drawn side by side at the same scale.
2D dimension drawings
Front and top views with top, base and height in millimetres.
3D views
A 3D view of every size, plus group views of each family.
Lids and inserts
Solid and clear lids, a removable base and a floral foam holder insert.
Production notes
External nominal sizes, with board thickness and lid fit confirmed with the manufacturer.
Tools and credits
Designed by Jakaria Mahmud, brand identity designer and logo designer.
- Figma
The Le Bouket brand identity behind this packaging is published on Behance.
See the Le Bouket brand identity on Behance Packaging design service
Luxury branding: what this project shows
Lessons for luxury and premium lifestyle brands.
Le Bouket is a luxury floral boutique and lifestyle project by Jakaria Mahmud, a senior brand identity designer working with clients in the USA, UK, Europe and Australia. The work covered packaging system, box sizes, 2D dimension drawings, 3D views, production notes.
Luxury brands are recognised by restraint: careful typography, generous space and a consistent premium experience. Every detail, from the monogram to the packaging, has to feel intentional.
What other luxury brands can take from it:
- Refined typography and a mark that works as a monogram
- A restrained palette and generous use of space
- Guidelines that protect the premium feel across every touchpoint
Read the brand archetypes guide, see the brand identity design service, or how I work with clients in the USA, UK, Australia and Norway.
FAQ
How much does a brand identity like Le Bouket cost?
Projects start with the Launch plan at $799 one time, which covers the logo, a brand starter kit and one landing page. A full identity with guidelines, like this luxury floral boutique and lifestyle project, runs on the Partner plan at $1,999 per month. Prices are fixed and public on the pricing page.
How long does a project like this take?
One to two weeks for a logo and starter kit, and three to five weeks for a full identity with guidelines and website.
Do I own the final files?
Yes. Once the project is paid in full, you get every file, the Figma source and full rights to the logo and identity.
Can you design a brand like this for my company?
Yes. I work with founders in the USA, UK, Europe, Australia and worldwide. Book a free 30 minute call and you get a clear plan and a fixed price for your scope.
What makes a luxury brand identity work?
A luxury brand identity works through restraint and consistency: refined typography, a mark that can work as a monogram, a restrained palette, generous space and strict guidelines that keep every touchpoint feeling premium.
Who designed the Le Bouket brand identity?
Le Bouket was designed by Jakaria Mahmud, a senior brand identity designer and logo designer who works with startups and growing businesses in the USA, UK, Europe and Australia. The full project is published on jakaria.design.
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