Edison bulbs
Our modern Edison bulb designs feature visible filaments that are meant to be seen! The Edison light bulb makes a style statement all its own, no lamp shade required. Shop energy-efficient LED Edison bulbs in shapes, sizes and hues to suit all preferences, lamps and fixtures, including common E12 and E26 Edison bulb screw base sizes.
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The Edison bulb make a timeless style statement
Don't hide your light! No longer do you have to finish off your lamp with a lamp shade. Edison bulb designs have long been a popular choice that is equal parts vintage and modern. Like the little black dress of the lighting world, an Edison light bulb is always in fashion.
LED Edison bulbs are energy efficient
While retaining their classic look is central to their charm, Edison bulbs have enjoyed some modern upgrades since their inception. IKEA LED Edison bulb options may look similar to the bulbs Thomas Edison designed, but 100+ years later things are much more energy efficient.
Most LED filament bulbs feature vintage-inspired bulb shapes designed to recreate the hand-blown glass appearance of Edison’s original bulbs, with visible spiral, squirrel cage or hairpin-shaped filaments inside. But a retro aesthetic doesn’t mean we forget modern technology!
An original carbon filament bulb generated more heat than light. LED filament light bulbs give off less heat, making them a safer option to use in your home while offering a longer lifespan than their vintage counterparts.
Compared to a traditional incandescent bulb:
- An LED Edison bulb consumes up to 85% less energy.
- LED light bulbs last up to 20 times longer.
Because LED Edison bulbs last much longer than incandescent, one of the biggest perks is that you don’t have to replace them as often, saving you time, money and hassle. But there are important broader ways in which a longer-lasting LED bulb is beneficial to people and the planet.
- Bulbs lasting longer means less energy and materials being used, and fewer spent bulbs needing proper disposal.
- When consumers are replacing any item less frequently, there is less time and resources needed to manufacture them, pack them, load them on a truck, drive them across the country, unload them from the truck, place them on the shelf, and so forth. When products you use every day like an Edison light bulb last longer, the positive ripple effect can be incredible!
Make your light bulb part of the design of your lamp, chandelier or other fixture. Get creative and customize your space with decorative light bulbs that are both beautiful and energy-efficient. Shop E12 and E26 Edison bulbs in a variety of sizes, shapes, light warmths and lumens ratings to fit your lighting needs!