Artemide - Vico Magistretti - Wall lamp (3) - Teti - Plastic, Metal

Three wall or ceiling lamps by Vico Magistretti for Artemide Milano.
Excellent overall condition
Recovery from design studio
Perfectly functional
They will come sent without light bulbs.
Tracked shipment
Careful packaging with foam rubber protection.

A style characterized by simple elegance is that of Vico Magistretti (1920-2006), whose furniture has always been designed for industrial reproduction. It was indeed in the 1960s, during the height of the Italian economic boom, that his style reached its peak, also through collaborations with Cassina, for which he designed sofas, chairs, tables, and lamps. From Knoll to Artemide, several major brands have produced items based on his designs. From the very beginning, he was a pioneer of new trends; for example, after graduating in architecture in 1945, he designed a bookshelf supported by pressure-mounted uprights between the ceiling and the floor, which was exhibited at the RIMA exhibition at the Triennale in 1946. Later, he created a wall-mounted ladder bookshelf, exhibited at the Triennale in 1947, an idea that remains popular to this day.