Artemide - Enzo Mari, Giancarlo Fassina - Wall lamp - Series "Aggregato" with an adjustable arm and a goffrato diffuser, 1976 - Compasso d'Oro winner - Aluminium, Plastic






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The black 1976 Artemide Aggregato wall lamp, designed by Enzo Mari and Giancarlo Fassina, has an adjustable arm, an embossed diffuser and aluminium and plastic components, and is in good used condition with minor signs of age.
Description from the seller
Looking for an element that can radically transform your living space without taking up floor space?
The adjustable wall lamp Aggregato, designed by Italian design maestro Enzo Mari for Artemide in 1976, is more than just a light source: it is a striking cantilevered architectural sculpture.
With its adjustable telescopic arm and dramatic conical shade with a tactile embossed finish, this piece creates a magnetic, sophisticated focal point above any sofa, dining table, or study area. Placing it in your home instantly elevates the interior with a piece of pure international design history.
In 1976, Enzo Mari—one of the most brilliant and exacting minds in twentieth-century industrial design—created the Aggregato system for Artemide. The revolutionary idea behind the project was modularity: creating essential, technical, interchangeable components (clamps, counterweights, joints, arms, and diffusers) that could be combined in countless ways.
Enzo Mari’s work received no fewer than five Compasso d’Oro awards over the course of his career, and his pieces feature in the permanent collections of some of the world’s most prestigious museums, including MoMA in New York and the Triennale di Milano.
Founded in 1960 by Ernesto Gismondi, Artemide represents the pinnacle of Made in Italy lighting. Renowned for collaborating with the world’s greatest architects and receiving the industry’s highest international accolades, Artemide has made icons such as Aggregato synonymous with technical innovation and timeless beauty.
The embossed surface of the dark shade retains its rich tactile texture, while the aluminum and metal pivoting and sliding mechanisms remain fully functional.
An unmissable opportunity for collectors, interior designers, or art enthusiasts looking to acquire a historic piece that is becoming increasingly rare on the design antiques market.
The item offered is in vintage condition. SEE PHOTOS for the product’s actual condition; they form an integral part of the description.
Seller's Story
Looking for an element that can radically transform your living space without taking up floor space?
The adjustable wall lamp Aggregato, designed by Italian design maestro Enzo Mari for Artemide in 1976, is more than just a light source: it is a striking cantilevered architectural sculpture.
With its adjustable telescopic arm and dramatic conical shade with a tactile embossed finish, this piece creates a magnetic, sophisticated focal point above any sofa, dining table, or study area. Placing it in your home instantly elevates the interior with a piece of pure international design history.
In 1976, Enzo Mari—one of the most brilliant and exacting minds in twentieth-century industrial design—created the Aggregato system for Artemide. The revolutionary idea behind the project was modularity: creating essential, technical, interchangeable components (clamps, counterweights, joints, arms, and diffusers) that could be combined in countless ways.
Enzo Mari’s work received no fewer than five Compasso d’Oro awards over the course of his career, and his pieces feature in the permanent collections of some of the world’s most prestigious museums, including MoMA in New York and the Triennale di Milano.
Founded in 1960 by Ernesto Gismondi, Artemide represents the pinnacle of Made in Italy lighting. Renowned for collaborating with the world’s greatest architects and receiving the industry’s highest international accolades, Artemide has made icons such as Aggregato synonymous with technical innovation and timeless beauty.
The embossed surface of the dark shade retains its rich tactile texture, while the aluminum and metal pivoting and sliding mechanisms remain fully functional.
An unmissable opportunity for collectors, interior designers, or art enthusiasts looking to acquire a historic piece that is becoming increasingly rare on the design antiques market.
The item offered is in vintage condition. SEE PHOTOS for the product’s actual condition; they form an integral part of the description.
