Artemide Tizio Table light Black

German Practicality Meets Italian Design The Artemide Tizio table lamp is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and practical lamps to ever come out of Artemide. The German designer, Richard Sapper, designed it to be functional, but he still injected the style and aesthetics that have made it a standard showpiece in various design museums throughout the world. The user has a number of colours to choose from, including aluminium, black and white. From Richard Sapper with Love The German designer who is responsible for the Tizio table lamp has described it as his dream lamp. He originally designed it for himself because he wanted a functional lamp that he can easily adjust and move around. He needed a lamp for his own desk that had long arms and a small head and that did not need to be clamped on to the desk. His necessity was the mother of this brilliant invention, as the Tizio table lamp which he designed in 1972 is still very popular today. Classic and Timeless Design This lamp was able to gain popularity because of its minimalist and angled design. This design is ingenious because its form is what enables its function. The arm of the Tizio lamp can be adjusted into almost any position. This helps the users to direct the light source exactly where they need it. Furthermore, the arms conduct electricity to the Tizio’s bulb. This has eliminated the need for numerous wires on the work desk or table. Technical details The Artemide Tizio was the first lamp to use a halogen bulb. The bulb produces a direct and concentrated light that is directed by a small reflector. The light itself can easily be manipulated to meet the needs of the user at any particular time. Its dimensions are 110 mm width by 1190 mm height, making it the perfect table lamp for use in a business or in a home office desk.