Artemide - Stellar Nebula 22 suspension lamp

Stellar Nebula is a family of lamps designed by BIG to interpret and enhance the handmade glass blowing with innovative PVD finishing techniques. Values, roles and limits of industrial and artisanal production are at the heart of this design idea, which aims to find a solution of production uniqueness. The shapes of the diffusers are obtained by blowing
glass and then shaped freely by master glassmakers to make them unique. Craftsmanship and industrial innovation merge in the beauty of the material that enhances the magical interaction between glass and light.

BIG

BIG is a group of architects, designers and thinkers working in the fields of architecture, urbanism, research and development, and has created a reputation for completing buildings with programming and innovative techniques as they have cost and resource awareness. Projects recently completed by BIG include the Danish Maritime Museum (2013), Superkilen (2012), 8 House (2010) in addition to our first Copenhagen Harbor Bath project (2003)an urban space that has transformed the Brygge Islands area into a recreational and social center of the city. Current projects under construction are: West 57th, a 750-unit residential building in Manhattan; the Vancouver House tower in Vancouver; the LEGO Brand House in Denmark; the Faroe Islands Education Center; the Shenzhen Energy Mansion in China and the Copenhagen Incinerator with a ski slope on the roof.

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.