With the brand name, icon, and potential product ideas already established by Publicis, PLANT focused on developing a central concept that revolved around the projected consequences of the impending water crisis on consumer goods in the near future.

Throughout the project, PLANT's creative journey was guided by two fundamental principles: "transparency" and "complete understanding". These principles resonated with the belief that conscientious consumers will increasingly demand access to comprehensive information in the coming years. Examining the evolution of product packaging over time, the studio observed a growing trend towards providing intricate details. Drawing inspiration from this observation, the packaging structure was crafted to effectively convey the essence of each product. The focus of PLANT's design approach was twofold: clear communication of the product itself while highlighting specific challenges such as size, cost and adaptability. To reinforce the intended message, compelling awareness messages were incorporated, supported by factual evidence and persuasive arguments. The objective was to create a multi-layered narrative that instilled a sense of complexity and anticipation for the future.

PLANT opted for Neue Haas Unica as the typography for TheDropStore, setting itself apart from Helvetica to maintain a contemporary appeal while avoiding any dated connotations. The goal was to create a design devoid of gimmicky elements that could undermine the overall appeal of the communication.