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Two Adelaide-based companies partnered to design a fresh, feminine look for a botanical skincare range.

Beauty company Yard Skincare commissioned Aldershots Design Studio to apply a touch of luxury to the Yard skin and body collection.

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“Working with Yard, we created a palette of ideas and sensations that capture the brand essence: a warm and minimalist Scandi-style with echoes of a feminine and luxurious sensibility,” an Aldershots spokesperson said.

The high-end botanical beauty company has handcrafted a collection of organic and wild-harvested products designed for women to easily integrate into their daily care routine.

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The packaging design needed to reflect the products' natural, safe, and non-toxic attributes.

Each item in the range is made from plant-derived or approved Australian Certified Organic (ACO) ingredients sourced from ethical, sustainable vendors and small local farms, with a particular focus on native Australian and exotic extracts.

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