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For a new residential project set amid the green meadows of the north-German countryside, interior planners raumideen were presented with a brief that called for a creative lighting concept – so they turned to ARTEMIDE…
Read the full article on Architonic
The Silent Field 2.0 provides direct light, absorbs sound and can optionally provide pleasant ambient lighting by indirect light
The iconic Italian lighting manufacturer ARTEMIDE has a solution for loud work environments. Their Acoustic Light series effectively lowers noise level in open-plan offices, making work more stress-free.
The Tolomeo family ranges in size from the diminutive Tolomeo Micro, to the XXL model, which is four-times large than the original table lamp and can be used indoors or outdoors
For 30 years now, Italian premium lighting manufacturer ARTEMIDE has been illuminating the landscape of contemporary design with the elegant and versatile Tolomeo lamp. (text by Alyn Griffiths)
‘Demetra’ task lamp by Naoto Fukasawa for Artemide
‘Demetra’ is a task lamp by Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa for Italian lighting brand Artemide named for the Greek goddess of the harvest. Dimmable, and with an available motion sensor, a single powerful LED is mounted inside the round diffuser inside a round shade attached to adjustable arms with external tension cables.
‘IN-EI’ Katatsumuri Lamp by Issey Miyake + Reality Lab for Artemide
“IN-EI” is Japanese for shadow, shadiness, nuance. Derived from a process originally created by Issey Miyake’s R&D lab, the Reality Lab., to make clothing using 3D geometry, the IN-EI lighting series marries Artemide’s lighting expertise with Miyake’s innovative approach to material and design. The result then was clothing that could be folded flat and become 3D shapes, as can the lamps now, easily stored flat when not in use.
'IN-EI' lighting collection by Issey Miyake for Artemide
The acclaimed Japanese fashion designer and recent Design Museum’s Design of the Year 2012 awards winner Issey Miyake has applied his trademark, ingenious 132 5 pleating technique to this new series of delicate textile lamps manufactured by the Italian brand Artemide. Called ‘IN-EI’ – Japanese for ‘shadow, shadiness, nuance’ – the collection comprises floor, table and pendant lamp designs, all of which were created using 2 or 3D mathematic principals (just like the 2010 132 5 clothing collection). Made of reclaimed PET bottle fibre, the lamps can be folded flat and become 3D shapes, starting from a single piece of cloth.
Artemide presented this variably adaptable LED lamp at this year’s light+building in Frankfurt. German director of Artemide Steffen Salinger gave us this informative introduction.
to the Artemide website
Led Net Circle by Michele De Lucchi and Alberto Nason for Artemide
This LED suspension light by Michele De Lucchi and Alberto Nason designed for Artemide is one of the novelties the Italian manufacturer presents at this year`s light+building in Frankfurt. It is composed of an aluminium plate onto which a printed circuit board for the LEDs is fitted. Each LED is fitted with a transparent methacrylate lens and a satin finish methacrylate lens-holder.
Led Net by Michele De Lucchi and Alberto Nason for Artemide
to the Artemide website
to the Michele De Lucchi interview @ Architonic