I’m familiar with some of his work – like the popular Porca Miseria (a white European porcelain piece made with silverware and metal). It’s hard to see in the photo below, but light illuminates from within the piece.

However, I recently saw his LED table in one of my architect magazines. It’s actually an older piece, just one I had never seen. It’s beautiful though – sparkling and delicate. I found a photo of said LED Glass Table at Inhabitat. They have one photo that shows a close up as well.

Lovely, right. It would be fun to eat at.

I really like this ceiling lamp piece – the Birdie’s Nest.

You can see many more of Maurer’s fanciful lights, and the products that are available for home or commercial decor, at  Ingo Maurer’s home page.

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Let There Be Offbeat Light

Look how amazing the interior is.

Another exterior look.

Here’s my favorite part…

So, do we need more words?  See a great slide show of this home plus process photos at Robert Bruno’s website.

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Robert Bruno Steel House