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Created by the Ingo Maurer Team in 2020, b.bulb brings a contemporary dimension to one of the most celebrated designs in the Ingo Maurer collection. Inspired by the world-famous Bulb from 1966, this compact cordless lamp reimagines a design classic for modern lifestyles.
Crafted from metal and glass, b.bulb combines timeless aesthetics with everyday convenience. Its integrated rechargeable battery allows the lamp to travel effortlessly from room to room, providing up to 10 hours of illumination without the constraints of a power cable.
Designed to create the perfect atmosphere, the dimmable LED light offers an adjustable colour temperature ranging from an ultra-warm 1800 K to 2700 K. A discreet control button located beneath the base enables intuitive switching and brightness adjustment, while battery-status indicators keep users informed of the remaining charge.
Whether placed on a bedside table, shelf, coffee table or reading corner, b.bulb delivers the freedom of portable lighting combined with the unmistakable design language that has made Ingo Maurer a global icon in contemporary lighting.
Item No.
1030000
Dimensions
Height approx. 20 cm, Ø14
Details & finishing
Light source 2W, 200lm, 1800 – 2700 K, 5 VDC Technical data Charging adapter: 100 - 240V 50/60Hz, secondary 5VDC, max. 2000mA. Charging cable USB-C, battery: 5200 mAH. Photometric data on request
Delivery & returns
Delivered to you in 4 weeks.
The estimated arrival date is determined by the brand inventory, purchase date and the recipient's location. See our shipping policy.
In the early 60s Ingo Maurer founded the studio in Monaco “Design M” kicking off the first projects of lamps. All in the name of irony and provocation. In many of his works is immediately evident the interest in everyday materials (plastic and aluminium) in favor of a simple and craftsmanship image. Cornerstones of his work are the mobility of the object and the emotionality of the product. The Ingo Maurer lamps are real games: essential forms that offer many possibilities of combinations.
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