menghao Zeng
CHINA
Meet menghao Zeng - a powerhouse of good design, creativity and innovation based in China. menghao Zeng's design journey has been nothing short of spectacular, marked by a tireless pursuit of excellence. This dedication is clearly mirrored in menghao Zeng's impressive haul of 9 A' Design Awards that we showcase here. Spanning across categories such as Packaging and Graphic, menghao Zeng's work stands as a living testament to a steadfast commitment to design excellence, serving as a beacon of inspiration for designers globally. With each project, menghao Zeng masterfully blends form and function, crafting designs that are not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional and timeless. This approach underscores menghao Zeng's celebration of creativity and an unyielding quest for innovation.
View Profile Consult Now Hire Now
Gushu Jinzhu Dried Fruit Packaging
Gushu Jinzhu is a gift box designed for dried longan fruit. The box uses a lid and base structure and measures 360 by 240 by 90 millimetres. The exterior shows a centuries-old longan tree with gold foiled lettering, engraved textures and twin Loong figures coiled with longan vines. An inner poster describes the traditional drying craft and the moisture-proof function. The box holds four acrylic jars with botanical labels and a celadon glazed tea bowl of 130 millimetres that serves as a fruit tray. The orange red colour marks a festive occasion.
Gushu Jinzhu is a gift box designed for dried longan fruit. The box uses a lid and base structure and measures 360 by 240 by 90 millimetres. The exterior shows a centuries-old longan tree with gold foiled lettering, engraved textures and twin Loong figures coiled with longan vines. An inner poster describes the traditional drying craft and the moisture-proof function. The box holds four acrylic jars with botanical labels and a celadon glazed tea bowl of 130 millimetres that serves as a fruit tray. The orange red colour marks a festive occasion.
|
|
Menhao Tea Archival Collection Case
Menhao Tea is a packaging system for tea, shaped as an archival collection case. The design maps six tea categories on a phylogenetic tree, with origin coordinates, craft timelines and flavor scales. Each inner capsule states geographic coordinates, tree age and processing details, replacing vague tasting terms with measurable values. The case is made of washable kraft paper and closes with a cotton cord, so the box can be reused. Bronze and silver foil stamping marks tea branch motifs and parameters. Each box holds 66 sachets of 3.6 grams.
Menhao Tea is a packaging system for tea, shaped as an archival collection case. The design maps six tea categories on a phylogenetic tree, with origin coordinates, craft timelines and flavor scales. Each inner capsule states geographic coordinates, tree age and processing details, replacing vague tasting terms with measurable values. The case is made of washable kraft paper and closes with a cotton cord, so the box can be reused. Bronze and silver foil stamping marks tea branch motifs and parameters. Each box holds 66 sachets of 3.6 grams.
|
|
|
Golden Seasons Brick Tea Trekker Kit
Golden Seasons Brick is a packaging design for compressed Pu-erh tea bricks. The outer sleeve is made of antique-textured specialty paper with debossed seal motifs and gold foil stamping. Inside, a dual-layer drawer box of gold cardstock and grey board holds eighteen gold-foil-wrapped bricks, nine per tray. Anti-shock slots protect the bricks during travel. Each brick weighs four grams, a number that echoes the words for four seasons in Chinese. The trays are replaceable, so the box can be refilled and reused.
Golden Seasons Brick is a packaging design for compressed Pu-erh tea bricks. The outer sleeve is made of antique-textured specialty paper with debossed seal motifs and gold foil stamping. Inside, a dual-layer drawer box of gold cardstock and grey board holds eighteen gold-foil-wrapped bricks, nine per tray. Anti-shock slots protect the bricks during travel. Each brick weighs four grams, a number that echoes the words for four seasons in Chinese. The trays are replaceable, so the box can be refilled and reused.
|
|
|
Wanmu Qianjin Astragalus Tea Packaging
Wanmu Qianjin is a gift set packaging for astragalus tea. The emerald green outer box carries an engraved gold plated metal plaque inspired by Qing imperial seals. Textured paper suggests forest scenery, and gold flecked patterns refer to astragalus resources. Opening the box reveals a gilded interior with three golden drawers that assemble into a Saihanba landscape. Each drawer holds ten sachets, giving a thirty day supply. The packaging is refillable, and one sapling is planted for each purchase.
Wanmu Qianjin is a gift set packaging for astragalus tea. The emerald green outer box carries an engraved gold plated metal plaque inspired by Qing imperial seals. Textured paper suggests forest scenery, and gold flecked patterns refer to astragalus resources. Opening the box reveals a gilded interior with three golden drawers that assemble into a Saihanba landscape. Each drawer holds ten sachets, giving a thirty day supply. The packaging is refillable, and one sapling is planted for each purchase.
|
|
|
Xuannao Master Cha Brand Identity
Xuannao Master Cha is a brand identity created for a Chinese sparkling tea brand. The logo shows a panda practicing Chinese Qi Gong beneath the character for Qi, written in bright orange calligraphy. The panda figure, named Da Qi Xia, has a dignified expression and suggests heroism and a lively spirit. These qualities are linked to the bubbles in the tea. The calligraphy and the panda root the brand in Eastern culture and make the drink familiar to local consumers. The logo has no fixed size, so its poses and scale can be adapted to each application.
Xuannao Master Cha is a brand identity created for a Chinese sparkling tea brand. The logo shows a panda practicing Chinese Qi Gong beneath the character for Qi, written in bright orange calligraphy. The panda figure, named Da Qi Xia, has a dignified expression and suggests heroism and a lively spirit. These qualities are linked to the bubbles in the tea. The calligraphy and the panda root the brand in Eastern culture and make the drink familiar to local consumers. The logo has no fixed size, so its poses and scale can be adapted to each application.
|
|
|
Long Xi Incense Stick Packaging
Long Xi is a packaging design for incense sticks. An aluminum-coated film bag encases a wooden box, creating a contrast between the two materials. The wooden box uses a curved sliding structure and layered cotton paper labels in place of conventional plastic seals. Inside, the contents are stacked, and a sponge-padded cardboard layer protects them during transport while carrying brand information. An accessory box with a handle sits at the bottom. Gold stamping and embossing reproduce dragon and bronze patterns from ancient China.
Long Xi is a packaging design for incense sticks. An aluminum-coated film bag encases a wooden box, creating a contrast between the two materials. The wooden box uses a curved sliding structure and layered cotton paper labels in place of conventional plastic seals. Inside, the contents are stacked, and a sponge-padded cardboard layer protects them during transport while carrying brand information. An accessory box with a handle sits at the bottom. Gold stamping and embossing reproduce dragon and bronze patterns from ancient China.
|
|
|
KaiGua Hanging Ear Tea Bag Packaging
Kaigua is a packaging design for hanging ear tea bags. The outer box is a simple lock box measuring 115 by 120 by 35 millimeters, sized for single-handed use and for travel. The front carries a pink spot color and hot stamped Chinese characters. Flavor and product information is applied with adhesive stickers, which reduces printed material and packaging waste. Inside, sealed aluminum foil bags of 100 by 120 millimeters keep the tea fresh. Five symbols from the I Ching match five tea flavors, and an interpretation is printed on the back of each bag.
Kaigua is a packaging design for hanging ear tea bags. The outer box is a simple lock box measuring 115 by 120 by 35 millimeters, sized for single-handed use and for travel. The front carries a pink spot color and hot stamped Chinese characters. Flavor and product information is applied with adhesive stickers, which reduces printed material and packaging waste. Inside, sealed aluminum foil bags of 100 by 120 millimeters keep the tea fresh. Five symbols from the I Ching match five tea flavors, and an interpretation is printed on the back of each bag.
|
|
|
Atb Brand Identity
Atb is a brand identity created for a manufacturer of screen protectors, tempered glass and protective cases. The central symbol is a minimal gorilla figure whose facial contours also form the letter T, a reference to technology. The gorilla shape suggests strength and safety, while space and futuristic elements express the technical character of the brand. The logo is built on simple geometric forms. Two gorilla figures can be combined, and their expressions can be varied, so the identity adapts to many media and sizes.
Atb is a brand identity created for a manufacturer of screen protectors, tempered glass and protective cases. The central symbol is a minimal gorilla figure whose facial contours also form the letter T, a reference to technology. The gorilla shape suggests strength and safety, while space and futuristic elements express the technical character of the brand. The logo is built on simple geometric forms. Two gorilla figures can be combined, and their expressions can be varied, so the identity adapts to many media and sizes.
|
|
|
Prominent Chicheng Jewelry Packaging
Prominent Chicheng is a jewelry packaging design inspired by Chinese bronze culture. The cover carries an intaglio printed tiger token motif, a historical symbol of courage and protection. Wood, paper, leather, fabric and alloy are combined, and laser engraving is used in production. The structure follows traditional mortise and tenon joinery, so the box can be assembled, taken apart and stored with ease. Discreet support legs allow secure stacking. A leather storage bag, a coaster and a multifunctional stand are included.
Prominent Chicheng is a jewelry packaging design inspired by Chinese bronze culture. The cover carries an intaglio printed tiger token motif, a historical symbol of courage and protection. Wood, paper, leather, fabric and alloy are combined, and laser engraving is used in production. The structure follows traditional mortise and tenon joinery, so the box can be assembled, taken apart and stored with ease. Discreet support legs allow secure stacking. A leather storage bag, a coaster and a multifunctional stand are included.
|
|
|