Flying Disc lamp by Ingo Maurer in a hotel in São Paolo
Ingo Maurer and his eponymous company have been designing extraordinary lighting, lighting systems and lighting objects since the mid-1960s. Working with his team in Munich-Schwabing, Maurer markets his systems globally, from São Paolo to Beijing. In addition to designing lamps and lighting systems, Ingo Maurer initially designed the lighting frame for exhibitions and trade fair stands before moving on to projects such as shops, hotels or restaurants.
Light installations and object lighting by Ingo Maurer are always something special: the unusual lamps always surprise and often express an inherent wit, something often repeated in the name of the lights. Therefore it is not surprising that products such as the noble Karat Blue series, the lovable Lucellino lights, the impressive Flying Discs or the timeless YaYaHo lighting system are particularly common in the contract sector. Ingo Maurer repeatedly creates targeted lighting solutions for large and small projects - be it for a fashion show by Issey Miyake, the Atomium in Brussels or a number of Munich subway stations.
Should you require more information on Ingo Maurer furniture, please contact your local smow store. We offer Ingo Maurer through these smow stores.
Lucellino by Ingo Maurer, design detail in a hotel in Beijing
Take advantage of our experience when planning your project with Ingo Maurer lighting and profit from our individual support - from planning to implementation. Whether for the home, office or public area, share your ideas with our planning department.
Depending on the nature of the project, the realisation of your project with our architects or interior designers will be coordinated via your local smow store or via our online team. You can contact the smow planning department from Monday to Friday between 8am and 7pm on 031 981 40 67 or via email project@smow.ch
XXL Dome from Ingo Maurer in a hotel in Berlin
Hotel bar with Flying Disc lamps from Ingo Maurer
Schlitz Up LED lamp by Ingo Maurer in TV area
Dinnig area with the Ingo Maurer lamp Knitterling
...With the exhibition Ingo Maurer intim... Born on May 12th 1932 on the Lake Constance island of Reichenau, Ingo Maurer initially trained as a typographer in Germany and Switzerland, subsequently studying Graphic Design, and taking his first professional steps, in Munich, before moving to the USA in 1960 where he spent periods working in New York and San Francisco...
..."Ingo Maurer intim... " at Die Neue Sammlung - The Design Museum, Munich, Germany On November 15th 2019 the Die Neue Sammlung - The Design Museum, Munich will open Ingo Maurer intim...
