Luxury Perfume Catalogue Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I want to present my fragrance line with the same timeless sophistication you see in the great perfume houses, so I need a classic, elegant digital catalogue that guides clients through every way they can tailor their purchase. The document should feel refined—think balanced white space, tasteful typography and a discreet colour palette—yet still showcase the full spectrum of custom options we offer.
Within the pages, viewers must be able to explore bottle shapes, cap designs, packaging materials, colour variations, engraved brand names, complementary bags and gift-box concepts. High-quality 3D models will carry most of the visual weight; they should render each option clearly and, if possible, allow readers to rotate or zoom so they can appreciate every texture and finish.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A fully-designed, screen-ready PDF (and print-ready bleed version) that reflects the aesthetic above.
• Embedded or linked 3D visuals illustrating each customisable element, organised so clients can compare choices quickly.
• Layered source files—InDesign, Illustrator or a similarly professional suite—so my team can refresh content down the line.
• Consistent layout rules and a brief style guide covering fonts, colour codes and image specs for future extensions.
If the catalogue reads smoothly, carries my brand’s refined tone, and makes personalisation effortless to grasp, we’re done. Let’s craft something beautiful that turns a simple brochure into an experience.
Within the pages, viewers must be able to explore bottle shapes, cap designs, packaging materials, colour variations, engraved brand names, complementary bags and gift-box concepts. High-quality 3D models will carry most of the visual weight; they should render each option clearly and, if possible, allow readers to rotate or zoom so they can appreciate every texture and finish.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A fully-designed, screen-ready PDF (and print-ready bleed version) that reflects the aesthetic above.
• Embedded or linked 3D visuals illustrating each customisable element, organised so clients can compare choices quickly.
• Layered source files—InDesign, Illustrator or a similarly professional suite—so my team can refresh content down the line.
• Consistent layout rules and a brief style guide covering fonts, colour codes and image specs for future extensions.
If the catalogue reads smoothly, carries my brand’s refined tone, and makes personalisation effortless to grasp, we’re done. Let’s craft something beautiful that turns a simple brochure into an experience.