Experience an Elevated Writing Experience with Stilform AEON— an Everlasting Pencil with Interchangeable Magnetic Tips

Jul 22, 2022

Hamburg, Germany - July 22, 2022 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

Stilform AEON, the revolutionary new eternal pencil from the award winning stationary brand, is live on global crowdfunding platform Kickstarter and a breakout success story having raised over $250k is just under a week.

Throughout human history the pencil has remained a constant tool with which people write and communicate. It is also one that has remained stagnant and unsustainable for the environment as billions of un-recycled plastic pens and pencils end up in landfills worldwide. The Stilform AEON is a breakthrough new design which takes the typical disposable nature of a traditional pencil and creates an everlasting product in which the switchable metal and graphite tips can be removed and replaced as needed. The project is the latest creation from Stilform, the multiple award-winning brand who previously crowdfunded the most successful fountain pen on Kickstarter.

“We believe that traditional pencils need a makeover. AEON is created with the aim of a truly sustainable pencil with switchable magnetic tips, benefitting from a minimalist form,” says founder Christoph Bohrer on the inspiration behind the project. “It provides a greater option besides wooden and plastic ones with pencils equipped with long-lasting metal bodies and a tip that writes endlessly in metal.”

The AEON utilizes an all-metal construction with an innovative metal ‘eternal tip’ which combines the natural and non-toxic Tin and Bismuth elements to create pencil like marks on paper and which hardly wears itself down over time. For those who still want to utilize the traditional graphite the company offers magnetic graphite tips for a conventional writing experience which can also be erased. Each AEON is characterized by a thin piece of meticulously selected veneer, made of walnut, ebony or maple. It not only guarantees a more comfortable holding position, but invokes the feelings of a nostalgic old-school pencil. It is available in high-grade Aluminum, Magnesium, Brass as well as Titanium DLC.

“A traditional pencil evokes the idea of a disposable object only for short-time uses, while AEON breaks the mould and constitutes a long-lasting and sustainable pencil thanks to its premium metal bodies and switchable metal and graphite tips. AEON makes a pencil a personal item and an emotion carrier to be passed on further to the loved ones,” adds Bohrer. “At Stilform, our goal is to create writing instruments with modern style and a magnetic mechanism. Not only does the tip-switching make AEON interesting to use, the magnetic mechanism conforms to Stilform’s iconic magnet-pen combination while bringing it another step.”

Stilform AEON is currently live and available to support on Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/stilform/aeon

About Stilform

stilform is a design studio based in Hamburg, which is operated by Christoph Bohrer and Martin Wagner. It was founded in 2013 and creates products in the area of high end stationery and office products. For more information on Stilform, please visit stilform.com.

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