Sandro Kvernmo
Creative Director, Founder
In their own words
As it was one of the first applications of the new visual identity, we didn’t add anything per se.
Ledger’s core idea is for the individual to have the power and control, hence the empowering message of ‘trust yourself’ as the first communication when you open the pack.
Heydays have been Huddly's brand and design partner for five years.
There was an ambition to make these basic materials feel premium through good packaging design, and not rely on much else.
Sustainability is not something that should be proprietary.
We identified early on that forcing customers to recycle different materials is exponentially more demanding than recycling one.
Fibre-based materials are easily the most common fraction to recycle worldwide.
It took some great engineering work from the reMarkable team to pull off our idea of using paper to wrap the device, but in the end we believe we managed to do what is a world-first, protecting a screen device without any plastic in a manner that heightens the unboxing experience.
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Articles & interviews4
- Goods seek inspiration in Ledger’s layered security for the crypto wallet’s sequential packaging
Oslo-based studio Goods designed the packaging for Ledger’s Nano S Plus crypto wallet, drawing inspiration from the brand’s layered security system. The packaging features sequential layers, recycled materials, and mirrored paper elements that reinforce Ledger’s message of empowerment and trust. The project marks one of the first physical applications of HelloMe’s new identity for Ledger.
- Heydays and Goods partner to environmentally engineer Huddly’s systematic modular packaging
Oslo-based studios Heydays and Goods collaborated to design and engineer sustainable modular packaging for Huddly’s L1 AI meeting room camera. The project combines environmentally conscious engineering with a minimalist visual identity using Messina Sans and geometric graphics inspired by the product design. The packaging employs recyclable cardboard materials and a monochrome palette to convey sophistication and sustainability.
- Goods’ Sandro Kvernmo on why sharing is the key to a more sustainable future for graphic design