Ingo Maurer Canned Light

Light from a can – Canned Light makes it possible! Fancy a bowl of tomato soup? This is nothing more than a real can of Campbell's tomato soup, which Ingo Maurer has repurposed as a light and christened Canned Light. The distinctive logo of the US company Campbell Soup Company has served as a template for famous works of art on more than one occasion. In addition to Ingo Maurer, Andy Warhol also recognised the artistic potential of these iconic tins and dedicated his painting "Campbell's Soup Cans" to them. But as delicious as Canned Light may look, unfortunately the contents of this tin will not fill you up. Instead, it has completely different advantages: inside the can is a bright LED bulb that illuminates Canned Light and, thanks to the integrated reflector, provides a directional beam of light. It can be installed either as a pendant light or a wall light. The pendant light is infinitely height-adjustable via a pulley and an adjustment ring. Canned Light has a little surprise in store for anyone who takes it out of its packaging. It is, in fact, a light in reserve, as all the necessary parts are packed inside the can and, like any other tin, it has to be opened for assembly. Canned Light – a real eye-catcher above the kitchen table at home, in a restaurant or several of them above a bar!