On October 21, 2019, unfortunately, Ingo Maurer, the designer who was called and is called “the artist of light”, passed away. His chandeliers, sconces, floor lamps, table lamps have become recognized examples of high art in the field of lighting. Our tips site decided to dedicate an article to this design master..
Table lamp I Ricchi Poveri – Toto
In its article with photo examples of unusual designer chandeliers, the portal, of course, included the work of Ingo Maurer. But there are many more famous lamps of this master of light! His lighting fixtures decorate not only interiors, they are exhibited in museums, including the Museum of Modern Art (New York).
One of the most famous Maurer lamps – Lucellino – has many variations. Such simple lamps with graceful, cute wings can be table, wall, pendant, combined into a whole chandelier with numerous branches..
Quote: “I love to amuse people … What will be left behind me is not lamps, not light, but pleasant feelings” – Ingo Maurer.
Lamp “Canned light”
Paper chandelier or Zettel’z lamp
Campari bottle lamp Campari Light
Maurer is known for turning literally anything into lamps – bottles, cans of tomato soup, just pieces of paper on which the owner of the chandelier could leave any messages himself. The master also enjoyed working with Japanese rice paper and other natural materials. Despite the apparent simplicity, the price of such designer lamps is high. For example, Campari Light costs more than 24 thousand rubles on the Internet.
Comic Explosion Light
The estimated price of this design miracle is about 2 million rubles.!
This is the Bulb lamp, created by Maurer in 1966 and made him famous. Today these table lamps sell for over 500 euros. Meanwhile, everything is simple – a lamp in a lamp. In general, Maurer was very fond of simple Edison bulbs and used them many times. Although it has lighting fixtures with modern LED and OLED technologies.
Porca Miseria lamp! (“Damn it!”)
Lamp Oh Man, it’s a Ray! The basis is the usual clothes hangers
Lamp Lacrime del Pescatore (“Tear of the Fisherman”)
Lamp Johnny B. Butterfly
Chandelier Oh Mei Ma
Floor lamp Wo-Tum-Bu 1
Ingo Maurer, born in 1932 in Germany, lived a long life and did not stop creating, even at a respectable age. He left a rich legacy and his lamps will inspire young designers and delight owners for a long time..
Quote: “When people ask me what I wanted to say with my work, I patiently answer:“ Nothing. ” I do things that can be seen or felt, but they cannot talk. “.
Ingo Maurer’s most famous lamps
Ingo Maurer's most famous lamps have become timeless classics. The designs combine modern art with the finest craftsmanship, and embody the spirit of innovation and creativity that makes them stand out among other lighting designs. Boxtop, the first piece of his lamp collection, was a revolutionary design, blending artistry and engineering to create an emotional and aesthetic experience with light. Lucellino Duo, designed with two small wings, add an element of charm and playfulness to any room. Zettel'z 5 was a breakthrough in lighting that enabled people to create their own artful compositions using paper ribbons. No matter which lamp design you choose, each of Ingo Maurer's creations offers modern lighting with a distinct, timeless style.
Engineering systems 
What is Ingo Maurer’s most famous lamp design and what sets it apart from his other creations in terms of innovation, aesthetics, or functionality?