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BallerCard

Category

Advertising

Client

IKEA

Year

2022

Director

Tim McPherson

80 times more exclusive than the AMEX Black Card. 591 times rarer than an original Picasso. Owned by just 0.00004% of the population. Introducing the IKEA BallerCard, created exclusively for IKEA Family’s top 250 members. Available by invitation only, the BallerCard entitled its holders to a year's worth of IKEA’s iconic Swedish meatballs. Each one arrived in a premium box that released the delicious, herby scent of Swedish meatballs upon opening.

Gold IKEA BallerCard on sea of Swedish meatballs - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
Gold IKEA BallerCard designed to look like an exclusive Mastercard or Amex - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
Custom built IKEA packaging with a gold knife, fork and plate design on the front - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
Collage of custom built IKEA packaging with a gold knife, fork and plate design on the front  - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
Collage of news articiles and social posts praising the IKEA BallerCard - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan

Latest

Projects

  • Love Has No Labels Activation NFL - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Samsung package design inspired by Korea - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Quirky illustration of a hand holding a phone that says Compare Club Incomparable on it  - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • A live billboard designed to look like a sci-fi movie poster - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Artiffical influencer looking sad and crying - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • close up of determined little boy in the backseat of a car - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • minimalist salt packaging design inspired by Surf Lifesaving caps of different surf clubs in Australia - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • six pack of beer cans with braille stories on them - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Billboard promoting an art movement called Brissie-ism at the Museum of Brisbane - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Love Has No Labels Activation NFL - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Samsung package design inspired by Korea - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Quirky illustration of a hand holding a phone that says Compare Club Incomparable on it  - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • A live billboard designed to look like a sci-fi movie poster - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Artiffical influencer looking sad and crying - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • close up of determined little boy in the backseat of a car - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • minimalist salt packaging design inspired by Surf Lifesaving caps of different surf clubs in Australia - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • six pack of beer cans with braille stories on them - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan
  • Billboard promoting an art movement called Brissie-ism at the Museum of Brisbane - by Dane Van Veen and Kate Allan