Title | THE IKEA RGB BILLBOARD |
Brand | IKEA |
Product/Service | IKEA |
Category |
A01. POSTERS |
Entrant Company
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THJNK Hamburg, GERMANY
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Advertising Agency
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THJNK Hamburg, GERMANY
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Credits
Armin Jochum |
Thjnk Ag |
Chief Creative Officer |
Bettina Olf |
Thjnk Ag |
Executive Creative Director |
Georg Baur |
Thjnk Ag |
Creative Director |
Torben Otten |
Thjnk Ag |
Creative Director |
David Lasar |
Thjnk Ag |
Art Director |
Nicolas Schmidt/Fitzner |
Thjnk Ag |
Art Director |
Niko Auf Dem Berge |
Thjnk Ag |
Art Director |
Björn/Thore Bietz |
Thjnk Ag |
Account Manager |
Sandra Stoltze |
Thjnk Ag |
Account Manager |
Constanze Frink |
Thjnk Ag |
Account Manager |
Alexander Kovrigin |
Thjnk Ag |
Strategist |
Brief Explanation
When space is limited at home, you need clever solutions. That also holds true for advertising. Our idea: 1 billboard. 3 headlines. 3 colors. 3 light bulbs. When the billboard is illuminated by green light, only the text printed in magenta is legible. Bluish-purple light makes yellow visible. Red light reveals blue. This is how we turned 9m2 into 27m2. And one billboard into more than just one billboard.
The Brief
Show that IKEA offers not only furniture but also clever small-space solutions. Our clever billboard not only used 27m2 instead of 9m2, it reached far beyond its frame and into the online world. Dozens of important websites (Time, Mashable, Adweek and many more besides) featured it, generating hundreds and thousands of views among our target group worldwide—and all for the price of a single billboard.
How the final design was conceived
With a simple billboard and just three different lights, we showed the audience that IKEA is the still master of intelligent small-space usage. An important message especially for the many students who just started college and had to move into a small-space apartment.
Indication of how successful the outcome was in the market
Our clever billboard not only used 27m2 instead of 9m2, it reached far beyond its frame and into the online world. Dozens of important websites (Time, Mashable, Adweek and many more besides) featured it, generating hundreds and thousands of views among our target group worldwide—and all for the price of a single billboard.