Feuilles Radiantes is a packaging system for facial blotting papers that restores ritual to a forgotten gesture.

Completed as part of the user-centered project in the Packaging and eco-conception course under the supervision of Sylvain Allard at UQAM's School of Design, Winter 2026.

Rooted in 1920s Kyoto aburatorigami, the project reimagines the product for Quebec's 8-month winter. Departing from flimsy, hyper-feminine packaging, the design proposes a durable, gender-inclusive, monomaterial library box containing three booklets (Matcha, Charcoal, Yuzu), each addressing a specific skin need.

The user opens, selects, pulls a single sheet secured by a repositionable sticker, and disposes of it in a rear compartment. Feuilles Radiantes transforms an everyday utility into a mindful, intentional moment of care.

The brand identity's typography consists of Trujillo, a revival font by Bastarda Type. It is printed on uncoated paper to label the central ingredient of the sheet cartridges, and embossed on metallic paper to brand the outer slipcase.

Credits

Brand identity / Packaging design / Prototyping / Motion: Victor Percoco
Fonts: Trujillo BT, Kiffo BT