Artemide - Athena floor lamp 3000K white

Floor lamp with indirect diffuse emission, whose minimum footprint is the main feature of the project.
Two identical thin discs at the base and in the top are connected by a thin tubular stem. Its minimal elegance makes it a timeless object. Its simple shapes are ideal for any public and private environment to match with any style.

Naoto Fukasawa

Naoto Fukasawa has always been dedicated to achieving simplicity and a sublime beauty, Fukasawa has designed products for a long series of international brands in Italy, Germany, USA, Switzerland, Spain, China, South Korea, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore, France, Portugal, Sweden and Finland, as well as collaborating as designers and consultants with numerous large Japanese companies. His creativity spans very different sectors, from precision electronic equipment to interior design and furniture. Fukasawa is one of the directors of the 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT exhibition space. In addition, he sits on the MUJI Design Advisory Board and is artistic director of the MARUNI brand. In 2017, he became a jury member of the LOEWE Craft Prize. In the academic field, he teaches at the integrated design department of Tama University of Fine Arts. In 2006, together with Jasper Morrison, he inaugurated the "Super Normal" project. In 2012, he became the 5th Curator of the Tokyo Museum of Japanese Crafts.

Artemide

Founded in 1960 by Ernesto Gismondi, chairman, the Artemide Group is located in Pregnana Milanese. It operates through 24 subsidiary and associated companies and boasts a distribution network including 55 single-brand showrooms in the world's most important cities. Artemide products are distributed in 98 several countries.
Technological research, dialogue with architects but also investigation are, indeed, for Artemide the basis of innovative projects able to illuminate the future.
Today Artemide collections represent a unique intersection of values. The human and responsible approach to light is combined with design and material know-how, in a meeting of the latest-generation technology and ancient knowledge, the perfect expression of sustainable design.