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Living Room
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For other brands, spare parts, when available are displayed directly on the product page. If you can't find the spare part you need, contact us.
Living Room
Kitchen
Bedroom
Office
Outdoor









Ingo Maurer Campari Bar is a one-of-a-kind table lamp, conceived by photographer Raffaele Celentano and produced by Ingo Maurer. Its structure features ten original Campari Soda bottles topped with hand-blown glass ice cubes that refract and reflect the light, creating a warm and captivating atmosphere. The pull switch takes the form of an original Campari crown cap, an iconic detail that transforms this lamp into a true collector's piece. Equipped with an E27 socket, it is compatible with LED light sources of type A55 or P45 with a maximum diameter of 55 mm and a maximum power of 60 W, powered at 100–130 V via a transparent 250 cm cable.
With a total height of 49 cm and a base of 39 cm, Campari Bar is designed to illuminate and decorate convivial spaces with wit and refinement. Its playful design, rooted in Italian aperitivo culture, makes it an ideal choice for the kitchen or the living room, where it instantly becomes the focal point of any interior setting. The bulb can be replaced directly by the user, ensuring lasting practicality. Please note that the cups are not included in the supply. Campari Bar brings the magic and irony that define Ingo Maurer's creative vision into the home, turning every corner into a celebration of pure Italian style.
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Sku: DE3017AI
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