TIZIO Desk Lamp Black Artemide

Designed in 1972 by Richard Sapper, the Tizio 50 desk lamp is now an icon of design, featured in the permanent collection of the MOMA. The Tizio has two articulated arms and an adjustable head, all balanced by a varnished aluminium counterweight. The innovation lies in the design of its manufacturing: a transformer located in the base of the lamp reduces the voltage from 230 to 12V and powers a halogen source through rods and push buttons that serve as current conductors. It is also available in a micro version or with LED lighting.