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Artemide x 2000s A system for the metamorphosis o

Artemide x 2000s

A system for the metamorphosis of light, Nur Suspension, designed by founder Ernesto Gismondi, has a sleek, contemporary dome shape that provides direct downlighting, with a sanded glass top that also allows a softer, more subtle diffused light to escape.

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Our Task Lighting Event starts today! Take 20% off

Our Task Lighting Event starts today! Take 20% off all table & floor lamps, now through July 19th.

Click the link in bio to find a flagship store or retailer near you.

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Artemide x 2000s Pipe, designed by Herzog & de Me

Artemide x 2000s

Pipe, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, features a flexible arm encased in natural platinic (anti-yellowing) silicone holds a randomly-perforated, mirrored-aluminum reflector diffuser covered in transparent rubber-effect polycarbonate.

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Artemide x 1990s Artemide’s guiding philosophy

Artemide x 1990s

Artemide’s guiding philosophy of “The Human Light,” which places mankind and well-being at the center of all innovations, was launched in 1996. During the 90s, Artemide was honored with the Compasso d’Oro for lifetime achievement and launched the Architectural Collection. A patented new technological innovation gave life to a new collection introducing the use of colored light and the opportunity to select various lighting scenarios.

Artemide released its first 2 LED lamps, Sui and Kaio, in the year 2000. My White Light opened a new frontier in lighting, giving users the ability to adjust the color temperature to the designer warmth or coolness.

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Artemide x 1990s Designed by Michele De Lucchi in

Artemide x 1990s

Designed by Michele De Lucchi in 1999, Dioscuri is a globe-like diffuser of acid-etched blown glass atop a thermoplastic base, available in 4 sizes which are all dimmable aside from the smallest. A multiple design-award winner, the luminaire is offered in table, wall and ceiling versions and is suitable for outdoor use.

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Artemide x 1990s Miconos, designed by Ernesto Gis

Artemide x 1990s

Miconos, designed by Ernesto Gismondi, features a hand-blown glass globe of light on a base and stem of polished chrome. Transparent yet created a softly diffused, dimmable light.

A design statement, the Miconos fixture is designed to complement either modern or more traditional interiors. Its naked design perfected with polished precision makes it a conversation piece of contemporary art.

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Artemide x 1990s Since the 1990s, Artemide has be

Artemide x 1990s

Since the 1990s, Artemide has been working with colored light and color temperatures to study their significant psychological and physiological impact.

The present evolution of that research is Yang, which provides a broader range of colors that can become more and more vivid. Yang can reproduce all of the colors in the visible spectrum and allow humans to perceive all the wavelengths generated by natural sunlight for optimal vision.
Specific wavelengths can be selected thanks to an innovative system that ensures accurate and punctual management, giving the user complete freedom and flexibility to interact with the fixture in real time.

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Artemide x 1980s The 80s saw the birth of what wo

Artemide x 1980s

The 80s saw the birth of what would become Artemide’s best selling lamp: the Tolomeo. The decade also launched the Memphis Design Movement out of Italy, and Artemide continued its tradition of partnering with esteemed designers, working with Ettore Sottsass on several lamps.

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Artemide x 1980s “No desk lamp should make you

Artemide x 1980s

“No desk lamp should make you use two hands to position it.” Michele De Lucchi

A study in balance and movement, the Tolomeo table lamp is designed for a fully adjustable direction of light. Created for Artemide in 1987 by Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina, Tolomeo has become an icon almost 30 years after its birth.

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Artemide x 1980s Part of the Artemide masterpiece

Artemide x 1980s

Part of the Artemide masterpieces collection, Shogun is featured in the collections of museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Originally released in 1986, Shogun has been updated to incorporate modern LED technology and is a stunning work of contemporary design.

With its bold black and white stripes, Shogun creates a strong graphic presence with its contrast. Its diffuser is crafted of perforated steel, which diffuses a soft light through the tiny holes creating an interesting pattern of light and shadow.

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Artemide x 1980s Pausania is an LED re-edition of

Artemide x 1980s

Pausania is an LED re-edition of the 1983 classic “Bankers Lamp” by Memphis-design maestro Ettore Sottsass features variable white light, a black resin body, green synthetic diffuser and aluminum.

Photo by @seaofdesign

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Artemide x 1970s From Artemide’s inception, pro

Artemide x 1970s

From Artemide’s inception, products released have become icons of Italian design and are showcased in the permanent collections of museums around the world. Artemide’s modern classics have been re-issued in LED versions, pairing the historic designs with the latest technology, bringing icons into the future.

Seen here are the icons of the 60s and 70s: Mezzachimera, Eclisse, Dalu, Fato, Lesbo, Boalum and Nesso.

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Artemide x 1970s A display of aesthetic and funct

Artemide x 1970s

A display of aesthetic and functional balance, Tizio remains a modern design marvel celebrating its 50th anniversary. Introduced in 1972, the lamp is built with two counterweights allowing the user to direct the light at will. To remove the need for extraneous wires and enhancing a clean aesthetic, Tizio’s arms conduct electricity to the bulb which was an early introduction of halogen to an industry outside of automotive.

A multiple award winner, Tizio is included in the permanent collections of museums around the world.

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Artemide x 1970s Defined by Domus as “a snake o

Artemide x 1970s

Defined by Domus as “a snake of endless light,” Boalum immediately became a part of the history of Italian and world design after it was released in 1970 designed by Livio Castiglioni & Gianfranco Frattini.

Boalum is part of numerous collections of design museums, starting with the Museum of Modern Art in Philadelphia and the Museum of Italian Design in Milan.

Its structure in translucent flexible PVC, reinforced and with resin terminals, makes it virtually indestructible. It emits a diffused light and its timeless design makes it an evergreen suitable for all environments.

Thanks to its flexibility, that makes it unique in the form, it can be placed on the ground or on a table, hung or twisted to invent new games of light every day.

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Artemide x 1960s Fato, designed by Gio Ponti, wor

Artemide x 1960s

Fato, designed by Gio Ponti, works as a table or wall lamp, with geometrical metal screens creating light and dark, screened and clear, all enclosed in a square frame: it is both a design object and a lamp. A lighting sculpture with a strong styling connotation to the ‘60s.

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Artemide x 1960s Dalù is a re-edition of the lum

Artemide x 1960s

Dalù is a re-edition of the luminaire from the sixties designed by Vico Magistretti. Dalù expresses the spirit of our times, available in various colours and finishes, though retaining its unmistakable original design. The lamp is composed of a body made of moulded thermoplastic material typical of the time period.

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Artemide x 1960s An icon of Italian industrial de

Artemide x 1960s

An icon of Italian industrial design by Vico Magistretti, Eclisse can provide direct or diffuse light. Inspired by a miner’s lamp used by the hero Jean Valjean in Les Miserables, the lamp is composed of a fixed outer shell and a moveable inner shell. Manipulation of the inner sphere creates the effect of an eclipse allowing the user to add bright light or subtract for for a diffused glow.

Eclisse was recently launched in a limited edition PVD finish for the 100th anniversary of Vico Magistretti.

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Artemide x 1960s

Part of the “Modern Classics” reissued line, Nesso was a marvel of ABS thermoplastic injection-molding when first introduced in 1965 thus bringing industrial materials and methods to the home and office environments. Nesso is an international icon of futuristic, democratic design and in the collection of all major design museums.

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Artemide x 1960s As Artemide debuts new products

Artemide x 1960s

As Artemide debuts new products during Milan Design Week, we take a look back at our history and the iconic products that have become modern classics.

Alfa was Artemide’s first table lamp. An instant classic designed in 1959 by Sergio Mazza and re-editioned in 1999, the luminaire provides incandescent light via a ribbed, opaque crystal glass diffuser. The nickel-plated metal is hand turned and rests on a black marble base.

From Artemide’s inception, products released have become icons of Italian design and are showcased in the permanent collections of museums around the world. Artemide’s modern classics have been re-issued in LED versions, pairing the historic designs with the latest technology, bringing icons into the future.

Stay tuned as we share more from our iconic modern classics collection!

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Artemide is the protagonist of the Salone del Mobi

Artemide is the protagonist of the Salone del Mobile 2022 with products and services that are the result of continuous research, experimentation and sustainable innovation. For this important occasion we are pleased to invite you to the various exhibition spaces in Milan, Pregnana Milanese and Rho, to present all the new 2022 products.

SALONE DEL MOBILE.MILANO
Milan Fairground, Rho Pero
Artemide Booth
by Mario Cucinella Architects
Pavillion 15, Stand C19-D22
07_12.06.2022 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM

ARTEMIDE HEADQUARTERS
Exhibition Centre
Via Bergamo 17, Pregnana Milanese (MI)
07_12.06.2022 9:30 AM - 6:30 PM

MONFORTE FLAGSHIP STORE
Corso Monforte 19, Milan
06_12.06.2022 10 AM - 8 PM

CANOVA COMPETENCE CENTRE
Via Canova 34, Milan
07_12.06.2022 10 AM - 7 PM

Missed our NYCxDESIGN events? Stop by to see new p

Missed our NYCxDESIGN events? Stop by to see new products like Stellar Nebula, designed by BIG, in our newly redesigned showroom in Soho.

Photo by @jennygonzalezarchitect

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Congratulations to Stellar Nebula, designed by Bja

Congratulations to Stellar Nebula, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group, which has been honored with an NYCxDESIGN Award in the Best Pendant Lighting category and as a winner in the MetropolisLikes NYCxDESIGN Awards!

See the award winning fixture in person at our newly renovated showroom in SoHo at 46 Greene Street during @nycxdesign!

Photo by GION.

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Artemide hosted its annual celebration of @nycxdes

Artemide hosted its annual celebration of @nycxdesign as we unveiled our new lighting collection in our newly renovated showroom in Soho.

Missed the event? Stop by to see our new space and a first look at products like the NYCxDESIGN award winning Stellar Nebula, designed by Bjarke Ingels Group.

The NYCxDESIGN celebrations continue all week! Visit us at 46 Greene Street from 10am to 6pm.

Photos by GION @gionstudio

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On Saturday afternoon Artemide and Metropolis host

On Saturday afternoon Artemide and Metropolis hosted a panel discussion on the topic of Humanism & The Science of Light with Carlotta de Bevilacqua, President & CEO of Artemide, Francesca Portesine, Director of Interiors for Bjarke Ingels Group, and Avinash Rajogopal, Editor-in-Chief of Metropolis in the Artemide Soho Showroom.

The talk focused on Artemide’s ground-breaking new lighting systems that push the limits of design, science and technology to transform how we experience spaces and how interiors can support or health and wellbeing. Guests received a first look at the new Artemide lighting collection in our newly redesigned showroom including Stellar Nebula, designed by BIG.

Thanks to all who participated and joined us for this special event during NYCxDESIGN!

Photos by GION @gionstudio

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Demetra, designed by Naoto Fukasawa, features a mi

Demetra, designed by Naoto Fukasawa, features a minimal design with flexible arm and diffuser that can be used to direct light where it is needed.

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Tizio, designed by Richard Sapper, was originally

Tizio, designed by Richard Sapper, was originally released in 1972. The lamp is built with counterweights that allow you to adjust the light as needed.

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The nh family, designed by Neri&Hu, as seen in Har

The nh family, designed by Neri&Hu, as seen in Harena San Benedetto del Tronto in Italy. Photo by Nothing Studio. Project by Enzo Eusebi.

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Castore, designed by Michele De Lucchi & Huub Ubbe

Castore, designed by Michele De Lucchi & Huub Ubbens, as seen in the 21WOL Hotel in Milan, Italy. Photo by Andrea Martiradonna. Project by Arch. Roberto Murgia.

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Gople Portable, designed by BIG, as seen in the MC

Gople Portable, designed by BIG, as seen in the MC A Offices in Milan, Italy. Photo by Giacomo Fausti. Project by MC A.

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Alphabet of Light, designed by BIG, as seen in the

Alphabet of Light, designed by BIG, as seen in the headquarters of The Blonde Salad in Milan, Italy.

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Tizio, designed by Richard Sapper, as seen in the

Tizio, designed by Richard Sapper, as seen in the Monk Design House in Melbourne, Australia. Photo by Sean Fennessy.

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Artemide x Demetra Demetra, designed by Naoto Fuk

Artemide x Demetra

Demetra, designed by Naoto Fukasawa, is simple in concept with an adjustable, turnable and tiltable head with integrated dimmer switch atop an extending arm allowing for direct LED light diffusion.

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Artemide x Tolomeo The iconic Tolomeo lamp, origi

Artemide x Tolomeo

The iconic Tolomeo lamp, originally designed in 1986 by Michele De Lucchi & Giancarlo Fassina, features a flexible arm and diffuser to direct light where it's needed, using only 1 hand. The lamp can be found on desks and in the permanent collections of museums around the world alike.

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