Tizio from Artemide

Tizio lamps from Artemide conjure up the idea of balance both in their geometric form and in how they distribute light. Counterweights allow the human user to center the light anywhere, while a small reflector concentrates the illumination as needed. The lamp’s arms conduct electricity to the bulb, eliminating unsightly wires. Tizio is among the Artemide creations seen in leading art museums around the world, including New York City’s Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art.