Artemide

Artemide is an Italian company, specialized in the manufacture of luminaries.

Artemide was created in 1958 by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza. Since its creation, Artemide calls upon famous designers to design its products, which does of it one of the manufacturers emblematic of the Italian design.

Based on Pregnana Milanese close to Milan, Artemide is pressed on factories of production in Italy, France, Germany and Hungary.

The quality of its creations were worth in Artemide of many rewards of which the of which prestigious Compas of gold on several occasions and European Design Prize in 1997. Some of its lamps are exposed in the large world museums.

Among the designers and architects having worked for Artemide one counts: Vico Magistretti, Richard To sap, Michele De Lucchi, Mario Botta, Herzog & of Meuron…

The Artemide products

Among many creations of Artemide in the field of lighting, one can quote:

Lamp Nesso (1965), Griancarlo Mattioli
Lamp Fish-plate (1967), Vico Magistretti
Lamp Tizio (1972), Richard To sap
Lamp Tolomeo (1987), Michele de Lucchi
Suspension Talo (2001), Neil Poulton
Suspension Pipe (2002), Herzog & of Meuron
Lamp One Line Tavolo (2005), Ora-ïto

Artemide in addition produced some plastic pieces of furniture during the years 1960-1970 of which:

the chair Selene (1969), Vico Magistretti, manufactured today by Heller design
the umbrella-stand Dedalo , Emma Gismondi

External bonds

Official site

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