Award-winning designer table lamp from the 1960s

The Nesso table lamp was developed in 1967 by designer Giancarlo Mattioli and the Gruppo architetti urbanisti citta nuova for the Italian lighting manufacturer Artemide . As early as 1965, Nesso 1. had won the Prize at a design competition in Milan. The Nesso Artemide table lamp brilliantly embodies the modern spirit of the 1960s with all its vibrant and optimistic colors and shapes. The lamp’s rounded and organic design evokes associations with a mushroom. Nesso It emits both direct and diffused light. The light passes through the mushroom-shaped head and emerges tinted, while it shines directly downward onto the base. The base and lampshade of Nesso are made of ABS synthetic resin, which is produced using injection molding in chrome-plated molds. Today, the Nesso table lamp is a classic of lighting design and can be found in numerous design museums around the world, such as the renowned Museum of Modern Art in New York. Nesso It is available in white and orange.