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Created by Ingo Maurer & Team in 2010, Use Me C. is a compact architectural spotlight designed to provide maximum flexibility with a minimal visual footprint. Its powder-coated steel construction delivers durability and understated elegance, making it suitable for both residential and commercial applications.
The spotlight head is adjustable through a ball-joint mechanism, allowing light to be directed precisely where it is needed. Whether highlighting artwork, architectural details, displays, or specific areas within a room, Use Me C. offers exceptional versatility and visual comfort.
Its compact format makes it particularly appealing for contemporary interiors where clean lines and discreet lighting solutions are essential. Installation is possible on both ceilings and walls, providing added freedom for lighting designers and architects.
Compatible with G53 light sources, Use Me C. combines functional performance with the innovative design philosophy that has made Ingo Maurer a benchmark in contemporary lighting.
Item No.
1027000
Dimensions
11 x 11 x 2,5. All measurements are in cm.
Details & finishing
Lamp Description G53 base, compatible with bulbs in EEC energy efficiency classes A–G. Technical Specifications 12 volts. As of 2020, equipped with an electronic transformer for 0–50 watts halogen / 0–20 watts LED (230-volt version) and 0–60 watts (125-volt version)
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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