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How Much Clearer a Switch
I ain’t never seen. I’ve seen some switches with words on them before, but never before such an elegant one. I challenge you to show me a more elegant “ON” switch. In fact, this one is so elegant, and cocky in its elegance, it is titled ‘”On” Switch.’ Our man in Russia, Burakov Denis, sent in this design with the clear intent in mind! To show the world exactly what was going on in the world of lightswitches. But that’s not saying it’s just for that, no! All you engineers, hook this up to your weirdo machines!
Minimalism indeed, that’s what’s said. And also indeed this switch was made for my auntie. Why? Because she keeps all her lights on all the time. She walks through the house and doesn’t turn a one of them off! But now she’ll remember with the big O and N staring at her eyeballs real clear.
Designer: Burakov Denis
10 Comments »
reality says
would prefer it if it had a pir that had an auto switch off function if there was no movement/sound in the room.??
Chris Burns says
They have those sort of switches around where I live. They’re cool, but I hate when they have them in restaurant bathrooms. Half the time I’m in the dark on the pot!
reality says
if you are in there for that long go see a doctor..!
Dyyami says
Why make a power switch that needs power to operate? Apart from that, I like the tangible feedback from the original button; I can see a more effective and functional solution here that combines the tactile switch with direct light-feedback (which has already been done btw).
Furthermore I doubt if the letters ‘ON’ are really more apparent compared to the lights that are already on..
Margot says
hmmmmmmmmm….I don’t know what to say to this one.
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