INGO MAURER
Ingo Maurer, a vanguard in lighting design, began his illustrious journey in Munich, 1960. His groundbreaking Bulb table lamp, introduced in 1966, marked the onset of a design revolution. Maurer’s creations, such as Gulp (1969), Light Structure (1970), Lucellino Wall, Zettel'z (1999), and Campari Light (2002), have garnered international acclaim, including features in the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
Design and Collaborations
Collaboration with designers like Axel Schmid, Frans Van Nieuwenborg, and Raffaele Celentano has led to the crafting of iconic products. The Zettel'Z 5 pendant lamp, with its playful interaction of light and shadow, and the Lucellino wall lamp, a whimsical piece with winged light bulbs, exemplify Maurer's unique approach to design. The Campari Bar table lamp further showcases his ability to transform everyday objects into extraordinary lighting fixtures. These pieces highlight the brand’s mastery in lighting, captivating users with their unique blend of aesthetics and practicality.
A wide range of lighting solutions
Guided by a team of 60 designers, Ingo Maurer continues to innovate in the realm of floor lamps, pendant lights, ceiling lamps and wall lamps. Each piece reflects a commitment to not only illuminate spaces but also to inspire and transform them. Ingo Maurer’s work is a testament to the power of light as an element of design and emotion.
As demand grows for unique lighting solutions, Ingo Maurer remains a beacon of creativity and excellence in lighting design and interior aesthetics. His designs do more than light up a room; they bring spaces to life.
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