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Interior, retail and packaging

Interior, retail and packaging

Brutalism, airless pumps, recycled glass, apothecary branding.

Interior, retail and packaging

Amber glass, a rational face, and type you can read at arm's length

Apothecary optics sell declared substances. They fail when INCI, PAO and batch sit at six point on a curved brown shoulder.

Lin Chen · 2026-11-13

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Interior, retail and packaging

The stria is the proof. Extra flint is the cover story.

Post-consumer glass carries colour swing, seeds and striae from an uneven melt. Hiding them buys virgin optics and a certificate the client cannot see.

Lin Chen · 2026-11-12

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Interior, retail and packaging

One percent of air is still air

A good piston pack keeps residual volume under one percent after priming. Zero oxygen is a sentence the filling line cannot keep, and a suck-back valve undoes the rest.

Julian Vance · 2026-11-11

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Interior, retail and packaging

Concrete looks severe. Speech in it smears.

A brutalist cabin needs absorption area, a wipeable wet zone and a lamp that can read skin. The moodboard arrives after those three lines are in the specification.

Lin Chen · 2026-11-10

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