Ingo Maurer - Flatterby suspension lamp

Ten hand-made model insects buzz around the bulb. Flatterby is a limited edition of 200 pieces, the serial number is shown in the white ring. Each ring is individually made with 3D printing. For this singular edition Ingo Maurer chose several black and white butterflies such as the rice paper butterfly and the black swallowtail butterfly, but also a blue morpho and a small moth.

Ingo Maurer

IngoMaurer; He completed his training as a typographer and then a graphic designer in Switzerland and Munich (1954-1958). In 1960 he opened a small artisan workshop, Design M, which has now become an international company called IngoMaurer GmbH. At the end of his studies, he embarked on a three-year journey to the United States, where his first contact with the world of design took place. Between New York and San Francisco, he worked as an independent designer on major graphics projects related to companies such as IBM. Since the mid-sixties Ingo Maurer has been creating special lamps, lighting systems and unique pieces which as an entrepreneur he produces and distributes worldwide with his own company. Ingo Maurer has been working with his team for decades, which has grown to over 60 people over the years. Since 1970, the headquarters of Ingo Maurer GmbH in Munich has been in the Schwabing district.A few years ago, however, the production and shipping departments moved to the suburbs of Munich because the space in the backyard at Kaiserstrasse 47 became too tight in 2005. From creating amps and lighting systems, the setting up of exhibitions and trade fairs presence resulted in an increasing demand for design, lighting planning and interior architecture work.

Ingo Maurer

Since the mid-1960s he has been creating special lamps and unique pieces that as an entrepreneur he produces and distributes worldwide.Since 1970 the headquarters of Ingo Maurer GmbH in Munich has been in the Schwabing district. A few years ago, however, the production and shipping departments moved to the outskirts of Munich having become in 2005 too cramped for space in the back yard at Kaiserstrasse 47.It has two large showrooms-the second after New York and the only one in all of Europe.
From creating lamps and lighting systems, setting up exhibitions and trade show appearances has been an increasing demand for the realization of designs, lighting planning and interior architectural work. Today, projects are an important component of our business.