A coffee revolution
Bellissimo conceives the visual identity and pack design for the Lavazza Tablì system
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If you’re active on LinkedIn —or anywhere else— you’ve probably seen it recently. We’re talking about Lavazza’s new system, Tablì, and its 100% coffee Tabs, a major innovation for the entire sector.
At Bellissimo, we’re excited to have supported the Lavazza team in this ambitious innovation over the past few months. In our studio, we specifically worked on the logo design for the new system, the packaging for the Tabs, and the machine packaging — all soon to be available on the market.
On Saturday, April 5, we’ll also attend the official launch of Tablì at Milan Design Week.
We’ll soon share the entire graphic design project on our website and in our newsletter.
Read the official article on Lavazza Group
Published: Apr 04, 2025
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