Sure, think of the packaging pattern as a set of colors and textures that need to pair nicely, like a Latin square where each color appears once in each row and column. Use a balanced incomplete block design to ensure every texture shows up with every color a fixed number of times—this gives you a consistent, elegant look without repetition. Then tweak the block sizes to fit your product dimensions, and you’ll have a packaging layout that feels both sophisticated and mathematically balanced.

Sounds solid—just keep the blocks balanced, maybe use a simple 2×2 repeating motif and accent the gold on key edges, so the pattern stays elegant without clutter.