Artemide New York Hosts the ADFF Short Films Walk
The Artemide flagship store in New York hosted the 4th annual Short Films Walk, presented by the Architecture and Design Film Festival.
10 showrooms in the Soho Design District participated in the event, with each location screening a selection of films curated by the ADFF.
Project Spotlight - Mariano’s - USA
Artemide lighting is featured throughout the Mariano’s store at 3030 N. Broadway in Chicago. The Lakeview Mariano’s location is one of several Mariano’s stores in the Midwest that feature Artemide lighting.
The store, which opened in late 2016, was designed by Camburas and Theodore. The ground floor of Mariano’s features several dining options for guests, from a coffee shop to a burger bar to an oyster bar. Each kiosk has a defined space within the store, enhanced with a distinct design and Artemide lighting.
Discovery selected for the 2017 ADI Design Index
Discovery, designed by Ernesto Gismondi, was selected for publication in the 2017 ADI Design Index,
the second of two books that contain the best design projects selected for the Compasso d’Oro ADI 2018 Award.
ARTEMIDE PRODUCTS RECEIVE PIA AWARDS FROM ARCHITECTURAL SSL
Artemide is proud to announce that three products have been recognized with the Architectural SSL Product Innovation Awards (PIA) in 2017.
Ameluna, Light Over Time (LoT), and Discovery all received the prestigious award from Architectural SSL, one of the nation’s top trade publications for architects, lighting designers and specifiers.
ALPHABET OF LIGHT NOMINATED IN BEAZLEY DESIGNS OF THE YEAR
Alphabet of Light, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group for Artemide, has been nominated in the product category
in the 10th edition of the Beazley Designs of the Year.
The awards, established by the London Design Museum, celebrates the most innovative designs of the year in Architecture, Digital, Fashion, Graphic, Product and Transport categories.
Artemide Office Brochure I Lighting Solutions For The Work Environment
Artemide has many flexible lighting solutions for the modern, knowledge-based work environment:
LIGHT TO FOCUS
LIGHT TO COLLABORATE
LIGHT TO SOCIALIZE AND LEARN
Lighting solutions range from personal task lamps with motion sensors and flexible features that can be adjusted to suit any need,
to acoustic lights that can help reduce sound in a busy office environment.
Unterlinden Suspension by Herzog & De Meuron
Designed for the museum lighting in Colmar, France,
Unterlinden is a suspension lamp which combines the aesthetic charm of a vintage object with contemporary technology and engineering.
Artemide New York Welcomes Be Original Fellows
The Artemide flagship store in Soho hosted the 2017 Be Original fellows, Irene and Tom, for a site visit and tour.
The Student Design Fellowship gives college students a hands on, behind-the-scenes look at the entire design process, from research and manufacturing to marketing and sales.
Scopas Wins Silver at the IDA Design Awards
Scopas, designed by Neil Pouton, was just announced as a Silver Winner in the Illumination/Designer Lighting Category
at the 10th annual International Design Awards.
The annual competition recognizes, honors and promotes legendary design visionaries and uncovers emerging talents in Architecture, Interior, Product, Graphic and Fashion Design on global level. The international jury rewards the best designers for their achievements in design, creativity, usability and innovation.
ARTEMIDE CELEBRATES NYC X DESIGN
Artemide celebrated NYCxDesign with the grand opening of our new Lighting Consultancy & Training Center, adjacent to the flagship store in Soho at 46 Greene Street.
The event welcomed guests to the center for the first time, where they could see products including A24, Vector, Silent Field, Nur Acoustic and more.
An illuminated “NYC,” written using Alphabet of Light by Bjarke Ingels Group, greets visitors at the entrance.
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Tradition Meets Innovation
Tradition Meets Innovation
Artemide brings ancient glass blowing techniques to the future by combining the techniques of the craft with modern technology and optoelectric innovation. Artemide masters the present and future know how, while preserving and carrying on the traditions of the past. Products such as Incalmo and Invero incorporate handblown glass with the LED technology of today.
Incalmo
The name “Incalmo” refers to a Murano glass-blowing technique from the 16th century, aimed at obtaining multiple areas of different colors on the same surface. The stripes are formed by joining together two open cylinders of blown glass while still hot along their edges to produce a single bubble of glass with two zones of different colors.
Invero
Invero is a contemporary interpretation of Zanfirico glass blowing techniques. It starts with the creation of thin, pure glass rods that contain colored spirals and threads that are bundled and heated until soft. The rods are wrapped around a pure glass bolus that thins out upon further blowing. Horizontal, alternating stripes of white or blue glass are created on a transparent surface, transforming a decorative body into a screening element for diffusing LED light.
Artemide brings ancient glass blowing techniques to the future by combining the techniques of the craft with modern technology and optoelectric innovation. Artemide masters the present and future know how, while preserving and carrying on the traditions of the past. Products such as Incalmo and Invero incorporate handblown glass with the LED technology of today.
Incalmo
The name “Incalmo” refers to a Murano glass-blowing technique from the 16th century, aimed at obtaining multiple areas of different colors on the same surface. The stripes are formed by joining together two open cylinders of blown glass while still hot along their edges to produce a single bubble of glass with two zones of different colors.
Invero
Invero is a contemporary interpretation of Zanfirico glass blowing techniques. It starts with the creation of thin, pure glass rods that contain colored spirals and threads that are bundled and heated until soft. The rods are wrapped around a pure glass bolus that thins out upon further blowing. Horizontal, alternating stripes of white or blue glass are created on a transparent surface, transforming a decorative body into a screening element for diffusing LED light.
New Lighting Fields vol.7
The 7th edition of Lighting Fields explores Artemide’s ability to take highly innovative approaches to lighting design
to create environments suited to the most important artistic events.
Vol 7 also features a conversation with Pierpaolo Ferrari, who explain our recent collaboration with a new photographic campaign.
“Artemide has a special place in the history of Italian design at the international level, and for someone like me who produces images
it is interesting to work with such a classic brand that I like so much.” Pierpaolo Ferrari
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