Extraodinary Lamps by Maurizio Lamponi

Posted on February 4, 2010
Filed Under Lighting by Brand, Table Lamps

Would you like to have extraodinary lighting in your house? Sounds interesting, doesn’t it? Italian designer Maurizio Lamponi Leopardi creates rather unusual lamps, which can even struck your imagination and make your neighbours envy. These lamps, which look like different household appliances, planes or parts of a motorcycle may become an essential part of a modern interior.

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Maurizio Lamponi considers such lamps suitable for home, as they remind the objects of everyday life and make it peculiar at the same time. Every lamp is unique, the designer doesn’t make copies, every model is a work of art, which is the only one of its kind in the world.

This Italian artist uses genuine old things to create unusual and stylish lamps. His imagination doesn’t have any borders and his ideas are transformed into funny table lamps, which can decorate and light your room at the same time. So, it’s quite functional to have such extraodinary sources of light.

The Lamponi’s Vespa Lamps represent his collection, devoted to motorcycles. The parts of old scooters were used to create unique lamps. For example, steering handles are borrowed from the scooter Vespa.
It takes 20-30 days to create one lamp. It depends on constituent parts.

His original approach to inventing new models of lamps and his choice of material doesn’t leave anybody indifferent as well as the price for designer lamps in a form of a kettle, an iron, a plane or a motorcycle. The starting point is €1100. So, his works of art are not for everybody, but novelty and originality are reflected by cost.