Johnny B. Good, by Ingo Maurer and Bernhard Dessecker (2002), celebrates the light bulb itself. An extra-large bulb in the classic pear shape, 9 cm across, hangs from a clear glass socket, wearing nothing but a white trim ring of heat-resistant PTFE around its middle, which softens the glare and gives the bare bulb a crisp outline.
The pendant's height is set simply by enlarging or reducing a loose loop in its cable, a graphic gesture that becomes part of the design. Hung singly or in a row, it brings Ingo Maurer's wit to a dining table, kitchen island or stairwell.
Ingo Maurer
Ingo Maurer began to design exceptional lamps, lighting systems and objects beginning in the middle of the 1960s, which his company produces and distributes worldwide. The Ingo Maurer brand realizes ideas without compromises. Manual production by hand is an integral part of their corporate philosophy, with all production based in Munich, Germany. Discover Ingo Maurer's iconic collection below, including chandeliers, pendant lights, table and floor lamps, wall lights and more.Johnny B. Good, by Ingo Maurer and Bernhard Dessecker (2002), celebrates the light bulb itself. An extra-large bulb in the classic pear shape, 9 cm across, hangs from a clear glass socket, wearing nothing but a white trim ring of heat-resistant PTFE around its middle, which softens the glare and gives the bare bulb a crisp outline.
The pendant's height is set simply by enlarging or reducing a loose loop in its cable, a graphic gesture that becomes part of the design. Hung singly or in a row, it brings Ingo Maurer's wit to a dining table, kitchen island or stairwell.


