An interview with Ingo Maurer (1932-2019), in memory of his luminous impact on design
On 21 October, prolific German industrial designer Ingo Maurer – known best for his lighting – passed away at age 87, at home in Munich. He illuminated the design world with his work, which spans decades: to
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