P03

Packaging Design

— Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola Classic represents the origin of cola culture—defined by its iconic branding, packaging, and legacy. Yet in certain regions, changing lifestyles, health trends, and market fragmentation have challenged its ability to maintain that emotional resonance.

In this project, I partnered with Coca-Cola to explore how the product is currently consumed, and how packaging can play a more active role in shaping the overall experience. Through design and innovation strategy, we looked at how to deepen emotional connections with the brand while enhancing the everyday value of drinking a Coke—creating new relevance for a timeless product.


— Project
The project began with on-the-ground research across multiple cities in South America, where Coca-Cola consumption is deeply embedded in everyday life. Through immersive fieldwork and interviews, we uncovered cultural insights and behavioural patterns that revealed both the emotional significance of the brand and the challenges of overconsumption.

Our strategy focused on rethinking packaging as a tool for behaviour change—using design to invite more mindful, meaningful interactions with the product. In close collaboration with Coca-Cola’s Brand team, we explored the brand’s visual heritage to inform a set of eight distinct proposals. Each concept was designed to balance innovation with tradition, offering new ways to experience the product while staying rooted in its iconic identity. Every proposal was assessed not just for creative impact, but for feasibility, scalability, and relevance across different markets.

— Role
Design Director
— Renders
James Holt
— Client
Coca-Cola
— Studio
Fahrenheit212 (now Frog Design)
— Output
Innovation Strategy, Packaging design, Brand design language


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©FR — 2025

All rights reserved 2014 - 2025

LDN → Global