Patrik Petersson

Arc
METRO
HEADSPIN
UTO
VISTOSO
THX
Matternet
STUDIO
EVO
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Brief

Daylight was tasked with creating two lines of insulated water bottles for Lock & Lock. This was part of a larger scope which included establishing a new brand identity, a design language, as well as design Lock&Lock’s first Flagship showroom in Seoul, Korea.

Lock & Lock is a household products company headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. The company has a wide range of products categories for food containers, cookware, tumbler and water bottle.

Solution

Taking influences from Scandinavian and Korean cultures, the rebrand establishes a sensible and a modern approach to Lock & Lock household goods. Metro, is Lock & Lock’s premium water bottle targeted for the modern city dweller. Available in three sizes and two designs; Premium and Basic.

^{Release date ..............2019
Client ........................Lock & Lock
Role ..........................Led design for Metro & Edge bottle series
Patents......................Responsible for two current patents with Lock & Lock}
^{Awards......................IF award 2020, German Design Award 2021}
^{Team .........................Patrik Petersson, Junggi Sung, Dan Kim, Pablo Velazquez}

Brief

Headspin came to Daylight with the challenge of reinventing traditional "uni-task" lights products like flashlights and headlamps into a system of portable lighting for outdoor adventures.

Solution

Headspin is a highly practical system of portable lighting for outdoor adventures. The powerful light module seamlessly pairs with its accessories through a magnetic coupling. A patented attachment system uses opposing magnetic poles to rotate Headspin into a secure mechanical and electrical connection with each accessory. These accessories transform the module into a flashlight, headlamp, bike light, lantern, and task light.

^{Release date ..............2018

Client ........................Headspin Outdoors

Role ..........................Led designer of light accessories, mechanical design, videography, photography

Patents......................Responsible for two current patents with Headspin}
^{Team..........................Patrik Petersson, Dan Kim, Junggi Sung, Pablo Velazquez, David Lee, Slate Werner}

Brief

Artron tasked us to create a simple, non-cloud-based photo backup solution for the Japanese market.

This project was a collaborative effort with Naoki Shimada, a good friend, and a previous coworker. The brief was to redesign an existing device the company had recently acquired. Along with defining the industrial design and packaging, we were also responsible for branding, product name, and a startup guide.

Solution

Uto is a wireless backup photo storage device that connects to an external hard drive without a pricy subscription service. The photos transfer seamlessly from the user's devices onto Uto through wifi. With the accompanying smartphone app, the user can manage and access their pictures effortlessly.

Uto is available in three colors; moss, coral & navy.

^{Release date ..............2021
Client ........................Artron
Team .........................Patrik Petersson, Naoki Shimada

Role ..........................Co-led design of hardware, packaging & branding}

Brief

For Vistoso’s Spring/Summer 2018 collection, the brief was to define a new visual direction and design language for the brand. The project explored how classic eyewear archetypes could be reinterpreted through a more minimal and lifestyle-oriented perspective. Lucid, part of the collection, focused on evolving the traditional aviator silhouette through cleaner proportions, refined detailing, and a more contemporary expression suited for modern everyday wear.

Solution

The final result was Lucid — a minimal reinterpretation of the classic aviator that helped establish a more modern and cohesive identity for Vistoso eyewear. Released as part of the SS2018 collection in Seoul, the design combined the edge and confidence of Korean street fashion with restrained Scandinavian influences, resulting in a clean and timeless silhouette. Through subtle detailing, balanced proportions, and a refined material approach, Lucid created a contemporary eyewear expression that feels both urban and understated.

^{Release date .............2019
Client ........................Vistoso
Role ..........................Led the design for Lucid eyewear
Team .........................Patrik Petersson, Dan Kim, Junggi Sung, Pablo Velazquez}

Brief

THX tasked Patrik with leading the design of the company’s first physical consumer product portfolio, consisting of a premium soundbar, subwoofer, and remote control. The project centered on defining a cohesive visual and formal design language that could translate THX’s legacy in cinematic, high-fidelity audio into a tangible product experience for the home. The scope included in-home user research, concept development, CMF exploration, and close collaboration with THX’s engineering and prototype partners.

Solution

The resulting design language established a refined and architectural expression for the THX ecosystem, balancing acoustic performance with a sophisticated consumer presence. Through careful attention to form, proportion, materials, and interface cues, the products were designed to communicate precision, clarity, and premium craftsmanship. Inspired by modern interior environments and high-end audio culture, the final direction combined restrained surfaces, purposeful detailing, and subtle lighting elements to create a timeless and immersive product identity for the THX brand.

^{Client ........................THX
Role ..........................Lead designer
Team .........................Patrik Petersson, Pablo Velazquez , Brett Newman}