The REFORM toy box: lid open, a house, a figure and a car coming out of it

PLAYMOBIL SUB-BRAND · PACKAGING · CONCEPT

REFORM

BRAND IDENTITYPACKAGINGCAMPAIGNCONFIGURATOR3D PRODUCT
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01   /   IDENTITY

Stop throwing the box away. Make it the first piece of play.

REFORM is a conceptual sub-brand developed for Playmobil. The idea is simple: a toy box should not be finished the moment its contents come out. The box can become a house, a car, a pool, a plant pot or an arcade machine. Sustainability here is not a promise, it is a rule of the game.

Project
REFORM · Playmobil sub-brand
Scope
Identity · Packaging · Campaign
Output
Motion · Configurator · 3D prototype
Studio
VISOLVE Creative Studio
The primary REFORM logo: a box-shaped R with a figure inside

Built to Hold. Designed to Play.

The mark fits the idea into a single letter: the R itself is a box with its lid open and a Playmobil figure looking out from inside. It stays inside the parent brand’s blue-and-orange world, yet the box form lets it carry its own name too. Even used on its own, the emblem still reads as a box.

Emblem-only and logotype-only variations
01 · STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS
White-outlined logo variation with a sticker effect
02 · STICKER VARIATION
The brand typeface: Poppins
03 · TYPEFACE · POPPINS
LIGHT BLUE#64a7f9
RACE BLUE#176df9
ORANGE#f9a710
SKIN#f7ce98
04 · PALETTE · TWO BLUES, ORANGE, SKIN
The clear space to leave around the logo
05 · CLEAR SPACE
Things not to do with the logo
06 · DO NOT
02   /   CAMPAIGN

A box today,
a toy tomorrow.

The whole campaign is built on one sentence. The poster series shows what the box turns into the next day: a drum, a car, a house. The advertising does not sell the product, it sells the product’s second life.

Poster series: Today Drum, Today Drive, Today Home — Tomorrow Your Toy
MAIN POSTER SERIESTODAY DRUM / DRIVE / HOME · TOMORROW YOUR TOY

The same sentence,
out on the street.

Billboard, bus stop and magazine repeat the same idea at different scales. The box standing at the stop is something else the next day, and the ad admits it.

Billboard application: Safe Travels — One box. Endless worlds.
BILLBOARDSAFE TRAVELS · DESTINATION: MARS
Bus stop screen: Not just a box
07 · DIGITAL OUT OF HOME · NOT JUST A BOX
Magazine ad: Endless Sized
08 · MAGAZINE AD · ENDLESS SIZED
03   /   SOCIAL MEDIA

The box opens,
the film begins.

The campaign carries on in short films for social media: the main film tells the box’s second life, the other two show the configurator and reuse. The line stays the same — more than a box, a home for play.

01CAMPAIGN FILM
02CONFIGURATOR
03REUSE
04   /   DIGITAL

Pick your size,
design your box.

The website is not a shop window, it is a configurator. You set the box’s dimensions, colour and stickers before you order, so the product arrives already in the shape you designed.

The REFORM website and its mobile view: A Home for Play
WEBSITEA HOME FOR PLAY
FIGMA PROTOTYPE Pick a view, then walk the live prototype.
SELECTED VIEW / DESKTOP OPEN IN FIGMA ↗︎
The configurator screen next to the real result on the desk
CONFIGURATORTHE CHOICE ON SCREEN, THE BOX ON THE TABLE
05   /   3D & PRODUCT

Unboxing is not
the end of the job.

The lid gets personalised with stickers, and the sheet inside turns the box into something else. The prototype was actually made: the sticker set was printed, and the rocket body was modelled and 3D printed.

A child putting stickers on the lid of the box
09 · CUSTOMISABLE PLAY BOX
The full printed sticker set
10 · STICKER SET
3D ANIMATIONPACKAGE TO PLAY

Follow the sheet,
build the rocket.

The build sheet that comes inside turns the packaging’s parts into a rocket body. The physical prototype was made to show that the idea actually holds up.

A child reading the rocket box build instructions
11 · BUILD INSTRUCTIONS · BUILD YOUR ROCKET BOX
The 3D printed rocket body prototype
12 · 3D PRINTED ROCKET BODY
Children watching the REFORM ad in the living room

MORE THAN A BOX

One box.
Endless worlds.