Narrating the light. The historical icons of lighting design.

Named after the charming Greek island where the poet Saffo lived, Lesbo is a table lamp born from the collaboration between the designer Angelo Mangiarotti and the renowned brand Artemide. Its peculiar and delicate aesthetic value is undoubtedly provided by the elegant combination of different, and yet harmoniously balanced materials. Supported by a base in polished metal, its body and diffuser are made of blown smoked Murano glass, a material that can arouse suggestive perceptions and mantle the light source, enfolding you in a beam of pure magic.

Through a refined alternation of densities and transparencies, the delicate Taccia designed by Flos in 1962 stages the invaluable art of blown glass. With ethereal elegance, the table lamp produces indirect and reflected light and builds a perfect balance between the surface and the luminous emission, enhancing the plastic qualities of glass with endless elegance. The body in matt black or silver anodized extruded aluminium shines profound reflected light, exuding the eternal appeal of an everlasting classic.

Designed by Gino Sarfatti in 1950, the iconic Model 2065 suspension lamp enhances the artist's innovative and experimental approach. An elliptical and refined design, defined by simple geometries and ethereal lightness. The lamp consists of a diffuser made of two joined opalescent saucers suspended from the ceiling, and the elements seem to delineate a sophisticated and floating luminous body. Elegance and innovation give rise to an intimate luminous space and to a powerful graphic expression.

Elegant at a glance, PH Artichoke is an eclectic lamp conceived by Poul Henningsen in 1958, deeply inspired by the peculiar floral shape of the homonymous plant. Seventy-two petals in twelve rows are positioned in a perfect fit, ensuring a broad distribution of light and outlining a comfortable and impactful atmosphere.

Conceived in 1962 by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, Arco by Flos is the world's most famed floor lamp ever. Its iconic and visionary aesthetic appeal has been among the most reproduced in the history of design and has raised the most different interpretations. With a particular focus on the arch, each element of the lamp creates a perfect balance with the others, becoming part of an intrepid and revolutionary design project that resembles an artwork. The precious floor lamp radiates the evocative charm of suspension, crossing the boundaries of collective imagination and telling a story made of light, prestige and innovation.

Interpreting the classic from a contemporary perspective, Costanza is the manifestation of an essential and sophisticated design. Created by Paolo Rizzato in 1986, this floor lamp conveys a perfect mixture between modernity and innovation, combining a delicate aesthetic appeal and the highest light diffusion standards. The shade is entirely made of polycarbonate and emits four light intensity levels, shaping embracing and warm atmospheres, while ensuring an unparalleled visual comfort.