Flat Lightbulb Solves all Thomas Edison’s Problems with Two Cuts - Yanko Design
When I call up of calorie-free bulbs, I think of how hot they are, how they give me lite at night, and how piece of cake they are to suspension! From Joonhuyn Kim, displayed at the 2008 100% Design Tokyo, hither is "Flat Bulb." Improve for stacking and shipping, no rolling abroad on you, and the best: aesthetically ironic. Simply fantastic!
Just why not brand a bulb with a whacky new shape, you may ask? Well, let me tell you, we discussed this sort of thing way back a few weeks agone when we spoke well-nigh the [LED Light Bulb]; at length. The truth of the matter is: light bulbs that are innovative, cheap, energy efficient, and every wonderful thing you lot tin imagine, still sells less units than the bulbs with the classic light seedling shape, by a lot!
So, lets see if a certain blue-and-yellow Swedish "home products retailer" picks this design upward so I can just hop on over to the Mall of America and pick 1 upwards! Or better yet, a bunch.
EDIT: Originally this mail service was titled "Flat Lightbulb Solves all Benjamin Franklin'south Issues with Two Cuts" until our friendly Jason told me that it makes much more sense to use the inventor of the low-cal seedling for the title, non the harnesser of electricity. Thus Thomas Edison replaces ol' Ben.
Designer: Joonhuyn Kim [ Via Gizmodo & Designboom ]
Source: https://www.yankodesign.com/2008/11/05/flat-lightbulb-solves-all-benjamin-franklins-problems-with-two-cuts/
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