Artemide Tizio

The Tizio range was produced in 1972 by Richard Sapper and was a ground-breaking design for its use of a halogen bulb and the minimal use of wires. Each lamp in the Tizio collection works by conducting electricity up the arms to the light bulb or integrated LED source, meaning there is no wire incorporated in the body. The lamp is also fully adjustable with a movable head and a body that features counterweights for a balanced and smooth flexibility. This allows you to direct the lighting output and easily set it in place while you work. Tizio is not only a masterpiece of the Artemide collection but also an icon of Italian design. It has evolved over the years to remain a contemporary design, introducing an integrated LED source.

Since it's initial conception, the Artemide Tizio Table Lamp has since been introduced in various sizes, the Tizio 35 and Tizio Micro and can also be bought with custom-made floor supports to transform the design into a floor lamp. It remains one of the best-selling lamps ever produced to this day and is included in the Permanent Design Collection at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.