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Turn Around Systems by Artemide
Turn Around is an innovative system. The freedom to design light in space is ensured by the flexibility to combine different geometries within the structure, but also the possibility to integrate different performances. Various linear, 90-degree angle, and curved modules can be combined with electrical and mechanical continuity, giving the utmost freedom to create ever evolving shapes. Previous Next Artemide-Turn-Around-Brochure
Stellar Nebula by Artemide
Stellar Nebula is an intepretation of traditional glass manifacturing with BIG innovative vision and Artemide know- how. A new project that reflects on the limits, values and roles of industrial and artisanal production to combine them in a solution that makes uniqueness and seriality coincide. Previous Next https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iI8bc39Fh0
A.24 Systems by Artemide
A.24 is a new comprehensive and flexible system to design light within a space. A single profile, only 24 mm thick, can be installed in ceiling or suspension mode to continuously follow the angles on a flat or three-dimensional surface. The system can host a variety of performance options: diffused light, sharp optical units with three beam angles, or a smart magnetic track. Previous Next https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbT-uuXF_N4
Alphabet of Light by Artemide
Alphabet of light can be used to design light in a space with words as well as graphic signs using simple base modules with specific geometric proportions that can be combined to create countless linear or curved structures of light. The linear and round modules can be combined to form a system of letters, numbers and symbols as well as free or closed compositions. Previous Next https://vimeo.com/790807661/842b1b5194
Artemide La Linea
La Linea is a flexible tube of light, capable to freely twist and turn in space. It easily fits into indoor and outdoor spaces, with fixing elements concealed inside its section, and enables countless applications in a broad variety of locations.
Artemide Alphabet of light
Alphabet of light system is a lighting language that continues to grow with new curved elements so it can be developed with increasing freedom throughout space. The system uses basic modules with specific geometric proportions.
Artemide A.24
A.24 is a single profile, only 24 mm thick, that can be installed in the recessed, ceiling or suspension mode to continuously follow the angles on a flat or three-dimensional surface. This profile hosts to a variety of performance options: diffused light, sharp optical units with three beam angles, or a smart magnetic track.
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.
Nessino by Artemide
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.