Ingo Maurer - Campari Light

 

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The Campari Light from Ingo Maurer is an unusual Pendant Lamp with ten original Campari-Soda-Bottles that can be taken off individually. Campari Light was designed by the Italian photograph Raffaele Celentano for Ingo Maurer in the year 2002.

The colourful Campari-bottles form the lampshade in which’s centre the illuminant takes place. The light does not only shine downwards, but also directly through the Campari bottles. Furthermore the content of the bottle offers a colourful note to the light. Apart from the colourful bottles the pendant lamp construction is minimalist and reduced.

The Campari Light consists of synthetic and metal. The baldachin is transparent. Furthermore the lamp is height adjustable. The pendant lamp campari weight is exclusively construed to the bottles weight and dimensions and may not be loaded with heavy bottles under no circumstances.

The illuminant (halogen E27 max. 75W, 230/125V) to enable the Campari Light is included in the delivery package. The Campari Light suits for rooms with a room height of up to 3 meters. A special length for room heights of up to 5.5 meters is also available.

Supplementary information

• Data sheet for the Campari Light Pendant Lamp (955 KB)
• Instructions for the Campari Light Pendant Lamp (106 KB)

Design: Raffaele Celentano

Raffaele Celentano was born in the year 1962 in Sorrento. In this city he took his first pictures, which levelled his way to a career as a professional photograph. Although initially he worked as a teacher. Designer Raffaele Celentano