Artemide

Guided by its philosophy of "The Human Light," Artemide places the human experience at the heart of its creations. This approach emphasizes lighting that caters to the emotional and physical needs of users, transcending the simple function of light. Each lamp and fixture is meticulously crafted with both technical precision and an acute attention to materials, as exemplified by iconic pieces like Michele De Lucchi’s Tolomeo and Richard Sapper’s Tizio. These designs are more than just functional objects—they represent a quest for excellence in both form and function.

Collaborations with renowned designers such as Zaha Hadid, Naoto Fukasawa, and Ross Lovegrove have allowed Artemide to constantly renew its aesthetic language while preserving its technical rigor. This fruitful partnership between innovation and tradition has earned the brand numerous accolades, including the prestigious Compasso d'Oro, and its pieces are exhibited in some of the world’s most famous museums, including the MoMA in New York.

Continuing its legacy, Artemide maintains local production in Italy, particularly in its Pregnana Milanese facilities, ensuring unmatched craftsmanship. Known for its mastery of LED technologies and innovative use of materials like aluminum and polycarbonate, the brand also stands out for its ecological commitment. Each step of production is designed to minimize environmental impact, reinforcing Artemide’s dedication to offering sustainable designs that are both human-centered and eco-conscious.

Today, Artemide remains a reference in the design world, creating lighting solutions that not only illuminate but also enrich our lives with sensitivity and elegance.