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made in Germany
Passion for light and designDesign that stands the test of time: ‘Made in Germany’ is also evident in lighting fixtures that captivate with their distinctive shapes, unique materials and characterful design. Brands such as Tecnolumen, Ingo Maurer and Qitani design and manufacture a select range of light fittings in Germany – some of them have been doing so for decades. Their designs combine individual ideas with meticulous craftsmanship, making lighting a special feature of the interior.
- Quality you can feel in everyday life
- Manufactured in Germany with precision and care
- Tradition meets innovation and technical expertise
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Quality that stands the test of timeLights ‘Made in Germany’
German craftsmanship meets contemporary designDiscover our range of ‘Made in Germany’ lights – featuring a variety of designs, materials and lighting solutions for different areas of the home.
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Interior lights ‘Made in Germany’
Stylish lighting, made in GermanyFrom classics full of character to modern lighting concepts: interior lights ‘Made in Germany’ showcase the diversity of German lighting design. A variety of shapes, materials and lighting effects offer suitable options for a wide range of living spaces.
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Outdoor lights ‘Made in Germany’
Outdoor design and lightingOutdoor lights ‘Made in Germany’ offer a wide range of options for lighting gardens, balconies, patios, driveways and house entrances. A variety of shapes, materials and lighting effects add a personal touch to outdoor spaces – ranging from subtle to striking.
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Classic lighting fixtures ‘Made in Germany’
Shining legendsSome lights become design icons. Classic pieces ‘Made in Germany’ are characterised by distinctive forms and original designs that have earned their place in the history of design. They bring well-known designs and distinctive styling to modern living spaces.
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Designer Made in Germany
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Lena Schlumbohm designed the Jella table lamp for Tecnolumen, the world's best-known German manufacturer of luminaires created during the Bauhaus era, which won several design awards - including the "interior innovation award" in 2014. The designer was born in North Rhine-Westphalia in 1988 and completed her studies in Regensburg and Aachen - since then she has worked as a product designer, among other things.
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Mosru Mohiuddin has created numerous designer lights for Escale, the manufacturing process of which is based in Germany. As a former jewellery designer, the current lighting designer also attaches great importance to finesse and extravagance when creating luminaires. He draws his inspiration from maths, geometry and nature in equal measure.
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Fabian Baumann works with changing teams under the name Formfjord to develop product designs for a wide range of industries. Formfjord has designed the Central LED arched luminaire for Serien Lighting - a space-consuming masterpiece of luminaire design.
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Ingo Maurer is not only regarded as an outstanding creative mind, but also as a magician of light. He has received numerous international design awards for his life's work and for individual luminous cult pieces. His designs combine extraordinary forms with a unique approach to light and design.
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Based on original designs by Professor Wilhelm Wagenfeld, the Wagenfeld WNL30 wall light is produced by Tecnolumen in Germany. The former Bauhaus student still represents the functional style of the famous era from which his best-known classic, the Wagenfeld WG24 table lamp, emerged. Tecnolumen has set itself the task of reissuing works by important Bauhaus designers.
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After an internship and freelance work with design legend Ingo Maurer, Constantin Wortmann started his own design studio together with Benjamin Hopf. Wortmann designed patio lights such as Alien for the German lighting manufacturer next, which emit glare-free and softly diffused light thanks to translucent plastic.
























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