Munchkin CMF Strategy
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After 30 years as a leading baby brand, Munchkin’s recent rebranding effort, including a refreshed brand identity and logo, necessitated an update to the product cmf. This adjustment aims to align the color choices with Munchkin’s renewed vision which is geared towards enhancing its ability to cater to the evolving needs of its current users.
March 2020
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Role: Lead Industrial Designer
Industrial Design Director: Yvonne Chan
All photography owned by Munchkin
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CMF Design, End Development, Trend Research
Munchkin’s brand refresh prompted a much needed reevaluation of the company’s product color palette and redefinition of its CMF strategy. With Munchkin’s product offerings now catering to a diverse age range of children, it became evident that children undergo rapid developmental changes, necessitating distinct products for each unique stage of their growth. As a result, a revised CMF strategy was required to not only celebrate this evolving journey, but also cater to the specific user needs through lifestyle and functionality of materials, but also clearly delineate the differences between products designed for infants and those tailored for toddlers and children.
CMF Strategy
joyful / expressive / curious
delicate transition / faint tonals / soft dimension
Previous Design
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Previous Design
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*Industrial Design by Munchkin Product Development Team
Previous Design
New Design
*Industrial Design by Munchkin Product Development Team