Artemide Alphabet of Light
Alphabet of light consists of simple base linear and round modules that can be combined to form a system of letters, numbers and symbols as well as free or closed compositions.
Alphabet of light consists of simple base linear and round modules that can be combined to form a system of letters, numbers and symbols as well as free or closed compositions.
Nessino is the smaller version of the Nesso lamp, originally designed by Giancarlo Mattioli and Gruppo Architetti Urbanisti Città Nuova in the 1960s. The lamp has become a design icon, with its mushroom shape and bright orange or white hues.
Come Together is an innovative portable lamp that delivers 6 hours of light without being connected to a wall power. A simple USB charging port recharges the Li-On battery inside.
The unique honeycomb grill of Calipso was generated by feeding a photo of the moon into an image-based algorithm found on a seemingly extinct computer. The resulting fractal shape, an impure geometry that displays the irregular beauty of nature, is built from an organic honeycomb of different diameter tubes, seemingly arranged in a random geometry.
Come Together is an innovative portable lamp, that delivers a perfect light with 16 hours of operation without being connected to a wall power. The lamp features a simple USB charging port with a Li-On rechargeable battery inside, and a very high efficiency of 85%.
Artemide's Gople family now includes a portable model, that offers an impressive 32-hours of running time on internal power.
The "O" is thin disc designed to interfere as little as possible with the existing landscape, but when activated provide soft, non-glaring illumination.
Artemide fixtures are featured throughout the Lavazza Headquarters in New York City – from task lights to large scale fixtures and acoustic lamps.
Alphabet of Light is a system consisting of linear or curved modules of varying lengths and angles that can be connected together. The system is continually growing with new curved elements available.
Artemide's Algoritmo creates strong graphic lines of light that welcome patients into the One Heart Care cardiology office. Algoritmo is also used on the ceiling to create a path of light down a curved hallway.