Artemide Demetra Wall Spot Lamp

Description

Details

DEMETRA SPOT Wall base, head and arms in painted aluminium. Adjustable arms and head. With light intensity regulator, dimmer Microswitch.

MATERIALS:

Head in painted aluminum
Lower head diffuser in thermoplastic
Wall bracket in aluminum

MEASUREMENTS:

Width: 13 cm / 5.1 inch
Depth: 19.5 cm / 7.75 inch

HELPFUL NOTES:

LED 10.6W 2700K >90 CRI
LED 10.6W 3000K >80 CRI
Integrated light source
Dimmer on head (with dimmer switch version), otherwise on/off
Tiltable and rotatable head
CUL, UL listed

Product Attachments

Artemide Demetra Lamps Size: (1.1 MB)

Brand

Upholding Italy's reputation for excellence and innovation in design, Artemide is a world leader in contemporary lighting. Offering both residential and commercial lighting solutions, Artemide has made forward thinking a company policy. Instantly recognizable designs originating from the 1960's, when Artemide was founded by Ernesto Gismondi, are still in production today along side contemporary lighting creations by current acclaimed designers. Artemide's expansive catologue ranges from the organic and elegant Logico collection to the clean and simple spheres of the Castore family. Many of the most iconic products of history can be found at GR Shop.

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Designer

Artemide Demetra Wall Spot Lamp Designed by:

Naoto Fukasawa

Naoto Fukasawa

Japan, 1956

Naoto Fukasawa was born in Yamanashi, Japan, in 1956 and graduated from Tama Art University in 1980. His career began at Seiko Epson, where he designed products such as wrist TVs and mini printers using micro-technology.

He then moved to the United States and in 1989 joined the San Francisco design firm ID Two, the predecessor to IDEO. There, he worked on a number of products related to Silicon Valley's computing and electronics industry. He was also involved in the development of a design language and design concept for Apple.

Fukasawa has worked on product development for many well-known brands and companies around the world, winning numerous awards for his efforts. His affiliation with Magis produced the Déjá-vu family of home furnishings, which is distinguished by its use of D-shaped aluminum extrusions. "This one distinctive extrusion enabled us to create a whole family of products," says Fukasawa.

In 2007 the Déjá-vu chair won Magis the Interior Innovation Award (Best Item), IMM, Cologne and in 2008 it was nominated for the Designpreis der Bundesrepublik in Germany.

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