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IKEA’s Flat-Pack Epiphany: Design for Constraints
A frustrated designer couldn’t fit a table into his car—so he unscrewed the legs. That moment sparked IKEA’s flat-pack model. Smaller boxes meant cheaper shipping, fewer damages, and faster scale. The constraint wasn’t a problem—it was the solution.
Today’s move:
Constraints aren’t barriers—they’re blueprints for smarter business.
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By Rosha Entezari5
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IKEA’s Flat-Pack Epiphany: Design for Constraints
A frustrated designer couldn’t fit a table into his car—so he unscrewed the legs. That moment sparked IKEA’s flat-pack model. Smaller boxes meant cheaper shipping, fewer damages, and faster scale. The constraint wasn’t a problem—it was the solution.
Today’s move:
Constraints aren’t barriers—they’re blueprints for smarter business.
Send us a text