Fancy a trip? We are in the middle of the Piazza Duomo in Milan, in the café of Gaspare Campari. The evening begins with an aperitif. The barista always has the Campari bottle at hand. You take a drink, nibble on nuts or olives, have a relaxed chat, let the day end and get into the mood for dinner. From 18 o’clock onwards, the popular bars are packed with people. What a stylish place to start the evening with an aperitif! Bring this feeling home with the Ingo Maurer Campari lamp by designer Raffaele Celentano!
Campari Light consists of ten original full Campari soda bottles, which can be removed and replaced individually. The holder is designed like a lemon squeezer. Smoothly height-adjustable thanks to the sophisticated combination of the securing cord made of metal and a bottle cap, naturally also from a Campari bottle. The original Campari lamp by Ingo Maurer exists as pendant or table lamp. Whether alone or in a row above a counter or table, the Campari Light/Campari Bar is always an absolute eye-catcher! #restaurantfeelingathome
€387.00
Born in Sorrento, Raffaele Celentano is now a photographer based in Munich, Germany. Initially drawn to photography almost by chance, he studied literature and oriental philosophy at a university in Naples. After completing his studies in 1986, he relocated to Munich, initially working as a teacher while pursuing photography as a hobby. In 1991, a photography competition win led him to give up teaching and focus entirely on photography. Subsequently, he embarked on numerous trips to Asia, capturing compelling images that garnered international recognition. Joining the photo agency “laif” in 1998, his work became prominently featured, with his photographs showcased in individual and group exhibitions across Europe.
Raffaele Celentano
Ingo Maurer started to design exceptional lamps, lighting systems and objects beginning in the middle of the 1960s, which his company produces and distributes worldwide. This is why we can realize our ideas without compromises.
6th km, National Road Chania – Rethymnon
(near Souda interchange)
73100 Chania Crete, Greece
