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Heart of Clock by Wild Zoo Studio Is Time in a Box Where Packaging Is the Product

What if a clock didn’t need a case? What if the packaging itself was the clock body?


We often overcomplicate things, but the Heart of Clock by Wild Zoo Design Studio proves that less can be more, turning its packaging into the clock itself.

Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance
Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance

Inspired by toy blister packs, Heart of Clock encases the clock movement in a transparent PVC shell, making it instantly functional—no additional housing required.


Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance
Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance

The printed cardboard insert is the clock face and is also designed to slot easily for quick battery installation or time adjustments.


Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance
Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance

The clock hands snap into place effortlessly.


Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance
Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance

By eliminating excess materials, Heart of Clock is waste-free, easy to use, and ready to hang straight out of the package—just like it would be displayed on a store shelf.


Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance
Image via Wild Zoo Design Studio on Behance

By turning packaging into product, Heart of Clock makes us rethink the way we design, produce, and consume.


With zero waste and simple usability, less is truly more sometimes.




 

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