Artemide

Lampada esagonale is a pendant light made of concentric hexagonal rings of reflective sheet metal. The light is reflected in all directions by the metal sheets and evenly illuminates the space.

An organic modular principle grows by multiplying and intertwining its branches to expand, bringing light into space. In addition to the standard circular and linear versions, it is possible to compose personalized elements that adapt to the needs of each space in terms of geometry and size.

An organic modular principle grows by multiplying and intertwining its branches to expand, bringing light into space. In addition to the standard circular and linear versions, it is possible to compose personalized elements that adapt to the needs of each space in terms of geometry and size.

Lesbo, designed in 1967, is one of the symbols of Italian design of the 70s, and is distinguished by its characteristic mushroom shape.

The hand-blown diffuser creates suggestive interactions with light. The gradation of the diffused white makes it possible to hide the light source and direct its emission upwards, creating a soft light environment that enhances the tactile characteristics of the glass.

Look at Me is a family of suspensions that, based on two different diffuser geometries, responds to the lighting needs in the space in which it is inserted with individual, group or compound suspensions on a rail.

A pure design highlights the indirect light it emits. Sobriety and verticality are highlighted with the front slot.

It controls a perfect indirect emission open to the environment, allowing a small part of the light to gently form into the lower volume, vitalizing its curvature.

A series of large pebbles floating beneath an aluminum disc reflect on it and each other, bouncing light between their smooth biomorphic surfaces. During the day it is a sculpture that reflects the dynamics of natural light and the movement of people around it.

A series of large pebbles floating beneath an aluminum disc reflect on it and each other, bouncing light between their smooth biomorphic surfaces. During the day it is a sculpture that reflects the dynamics of natural light and the movement of people around it.

The geometry of the body, sinuous and light as a ribbon, hides the source and also reflects downwards the light emitted mainly upwards, expanding the emission in space.

It is one of the iconic pieces of the Metamorfosi collection that introduced the use of colored light.

Its diffuser body changes the atmosphere of the room through light, becoming the focal point of the space.

The diffuser is handmade in double-layer artistic glass, obtained with the artisanal technique of blowing without rotating the mold and subsequent grinding, reminiscent in the final result of the ancient Murano technique of beaten glass.