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Gople's elemental shape enhances the beauty of hand-blown glass. The white version is made according to an ancient Venetian technique that breaks down white glass into crystal glass, joining them during blowing and making each piece unique.

Gople's elemental shape enhances the beauty of hand-blown glass. The white version is made according to an ancient Venetian technique that breaks down white glass into crystal glass, joining them during blowing and making each piece unique.

Gople's elemental shape enhances the beauty of hand-blown glass. The white version is made according to an ancient Venetian technique that breaks down white glass into crystal glass, joining them during blowing and making each piece unique.

Gople's elemental shape enhances the beauty of hand-blown glass. The white version is made according to an ancient Venetian technique that breaks down white glass into crystal glass, joining them during blowing and making each piece unique.

Gople's elemental shape enhances the beauty of hand-blown glass. The white version is made according to an ancient Venetian technique that breaks down white glass into crystal glass, joining them during blowing and making each piece unique.

Huara is a black and shiny sphere like an electronic device, the sectors that make it up light up when touched. Huara generates both analog and digital interaction. It creates a simple and direct relationship with the user who, when touched, can model different lighting scenarios. The patented electronic innovation allows not only direct interaction, but also remote control via the Artemide App.

Ilio is a totally minimalist floor lamp, in which

geometric synthesis expresses a productive intelligence and

functional.

Now, with the evolution of LED technology, the

variables that gave rise to the definition of the proportions

of Ilius

In Ilio Mini the body becomes thinner and allows for an even more sustainable imprint on the project: fewer materials, reduced size and weight.

"IN-EI" in Japanese means "shadow, darkness, nuance." The art of lighting owes part of its conceptual and technological heritage to the Miyake Design Studio. One of his milestones dates back to 2010, when Issey Miyake and his R&D team, the Reality Lab, presented "132 5. ISSEY MIYAKE."

"IN-EI" in Japanese means "shadow, darkness, nuance." The art of lighting owes part of its conceptual and technological heritage to the Miyake Design Studio. One of his milestones dates back to 2010, when Issey Miyake and his R&D team, the Reality Lab, presented "132 5. ISSEY MIYAKE."

The central element is the innovative optics that, with an almost magical effect, shape the light with total transparency.

The optic is inserted into a metal disc that extends smoothly in a cone shape towards the suspension point, underlined by a subtle luminous detail.