Bormioli Luigi: a deep black bottle for Armani’s Acqua di Giò Elixir

Armani has entrusted Bormioli Luigi with the mission of making the bottle (50 ml) of its new males’s perfume with a décor evoking the distinctive depth of obsidian. This new collaboration with the model meant confronting quite a few technical and industrial challenges.

This perfume created by Alberto Morillas is clearly probably the most concentrated within the assortment, supposed to embody the trendy man and excessive sophistication.

Bormioli Luigi designed the refined form of the glass bottle, characterised by a sq. base that transitions into gently rounded contours. To realize this distinctive type, the Italian glassmaker needed to exactly calibrate the fabric to strike the perfect stability between the stable base and the bottle’s light-weight higher construction. “A exceptional problem in precision and technical craftsmanship,” the corporate famous.

Inside lacquer in deep black

The extraordinary black shade is achieved utilizing the Inside inner lacquer, Bormioli Luigi’s signature ornament approach. It’s harking back to obsidian that evokes hidden luxurious.

The selection of the Inside approach and the black shade have been conditional on a mess of compatibility exams between the lacquer and the juice, which is very concentrated. The screen-printed décor in black and silver displays the sunshine.