Koyoo is a small, portable light fixture. Supported only by a wire spring, a luminous circle floats above a narrow black base. The LED light source is integrated into the base and perfectly illuminates the circle. When used on a table, the illuminated paper lampshade is positioned below eye level, creating a very pleasant and relaxing light for enjoyable moments. It features three different 17.5 cm paper lampshades. Three brightness levels can be adjusted at the touch of a button. With a fully charged battery, cordless operation is possible for 5, 10, or 36 hours, depending on the brightness level.
Ingo Maurer
Ingo Maurer was a German designer and entrepreneur, born in Reichenau in 1932, founder of the homonymous brand that specializes in the production of designer lighting. After a career as a typographer between Germany and Switzerland and his studies in graphic design in Munich, Ingo founded his brand in 1960, which is still active today in the production of elegantly designed and functional lamps, despite his passing in 2019. He was the winner of several awards, such as the Munich Design Prize in 1999 and the Compasso d'Oro in 2011, as well as being named Royal Designer of Industry by the Royal Society of Arts in London in 2005.
Axel Schmid seeks a customized solution for each design task. His work focuses on the object in its specific situation. He has been researching the effect of light on our senses and space for over 20 years. "For Axel Schmid, light is not only essential to life, but also a medium that materializes spatial qualities." ( Best of German Interior Design , Ed. Ch. Boros, F. Langenscheidt, O. Salié, A. Schramm, 2017, Berlin: Distanz Verlag ). The lamp »Jetzt« (Now), which he designed, was included in the collection of the Museum of Modern Art ( MoMA ) in New York. He trained at the State Academy of Fine Arts in Stuttgart under Klaus Lehmann and Richard Sapper , and gained his first experience as a designer in Finland and Japan . Since 1998, he has worked in Munich with and for Ingo Maurer .