Carlotta de Bevilacqua

Italian wall or ceiling lamp Altrove Carlotta de Bevilacqua for Artemide, 1990s Wall or ceiling lamp mod. Altrove rectangular in shape. It has an aluminum frame that contains the mir...

Come Together is an innovative portable lamp, that delivers a perfect light with 16 hours of operation without being connected to a wall power. The ...

Inspired by cosmology, Copernico’s complexity features nine concentric mobile ellipses that support a circuit of 384 white LEDs, having current travel through its junction from one ring to another. The ellipses rotate independently on two different axes, enabling the light emission to be directed and numerous stellar spatial configurations. Architect, designer and above all humanist, Carlotta de Bevilacqua has been a force in contemporary lighting since the 1980s. A Pioneer in LED research and implementation, she created the concept “The Human Light” in which lighting encourages not only the well-being of those who live, work and interact with it, but also the planet. As interested in science of light as the sensory experience, de Bevilacqua seeks to create synergy between products and users through accessible, experimental design. A life-force at Artemide for nearly 4 decades, in addition to her own studio she oversees Danese Milano creating minimal, yet elegant, products which further complement the built environment. In addition to widespread recognition for her work, in 2011, she received a Red Dot Design Award for the Algoritmo and Copernico. Born in Italy in 1983, Paolo Dell’Elce is an Italian Industrial designer and creative director who has worked closely with Carlotta de Bevilacqua on interior and design projects such as the best-in-class, ultra-low-wattage LED based real and Copernico, a flexible lighting...

Inspired by cosmology, Copernico’s complexity features nine concentric mobile ellipses that support a circuit of 384 white LEDs, having current travel through its junction from one ring to another. The ellipses rotate independently on two different axes, enabling the light emission to be directed and numerous stellar spatial configurations. Architect, designer and above all humanist, Carlotta de Bevilacqua has been a force in contemporary lighting since the 1980s. A Pioneer in LED research and implementation, she created the concept “The Human Light...

Created with advanced flexible printed LED circuit boards which ensure performance stability and light control, Eclittica’s circular aesthetic is created for and by optimal optical t...

Created with advanced flexible printed LED circuit boards which ensure performance stability and light control, Eclittica’s circular aesthetic is created for and by optimal optical t...

Created with advanced flexible printed LED circuit boards which ensure performance stability and light control, Eclittica’s circular aesthetic is created for and by optimal optical t...

A slim line polished recycled aluminum structure with etched acrylic diffuser, Mimesi creates light in relation to its environment aiming to reduce energy and material usage. Inte...