We set out to create packaging that wasn’t just sustainable—it had to be beautiful, luxurious, and timeless. The initial idea was a biodegradable design that could dissolve into nature, but it didn’t feel right. We envisioned something more: a design piece that could be sustainable without compromising on elegance. The challenge was finding a material and texture that embodied luxury yet could still align with sustainability. Typically, recyclable materials look just that—recyclable. We wanted more.One major inspiration was Marc Atlan, whose designs are exceptional. Take the Comme des Garçons perfume bottle, for example—smooth, sleek, like a silver pebble. It’s heavy, timeless, and evokes an overwhelming sense of beauty when you hold it. That feeling became the benchmark for our packaging. So, we reached out to him. Out of the blue, we shared our vision, and he loved the idea. Mood board in hand, we met, collaborated, and quickly aligned on the concept.The goal was to create something like a piece of jewelry—luxurious and enduring. Two months into the process, Marc introduced a non-recyclable metal, but with a clever refill system, we could make it sustainable. The details were everything: the click, the slide, the tactile experience of the metal in your hands. It had to feel perfect. For the box, we added red textured paper to make it truly special.After two years of refining every element, from the functionality to the aesthetics, we brought the vision to life. The result is packaging that’s not just sustainable but an experience in itself.