Curiosity 36 With Sphere Black / brown Table by Artemide

Curiosity is the new portable lamp whose shape reveals its purpose for presentation, but also for relationships. It presents the spaces where people are present or the objects it can hold inside. With its neutral and essential, graceful structure, it becomes functional and enhances the contents. It is available in two sizes to better adapt to different objects. It is a frame for the presentation of objects. Its base becomes the element that supports the object to be displayed, which is illuminated by the small spotlight at the top. It is a controlled light that, with the addition of a white glass sphere with amber light, creates a warm and cozy atmosphere in which to cultivate relationships and feel at ease. Curiosity brings its light space everywhere and, thanks to its long autonomy (up to 26 hours without a mains connection), makes it possible to invent new lighting contexts every day. It creates individual freedom by adapting to the living space, but above all opens up new scenarios in public places. As it enables flexible and mobile displays, it is also a perfect tool for retail spaces, exhibitions or restaurants, where it creates an intimate and elegant atmosphere that can adapt to the changing design of spaces. We all have that one object that tells the story of a life, a journey or a collection of objects that we want to highlight with light. Curiosity - inspired by the universe of the "cabinet of curiosities" - was born from the desire to offer a small exhibition, by nature it is intended for any space, both private and professional: museums, the display of private collections or of objects on a restaurant table. Everyone can imagine their own presentation on the lamp stage. But there's more: Curiosity is decorative and versatile. With its small removable diffuser, it can become an EXPO or DECO lamp. Thanks to its rechargeable battery, it is also mobile and easy to transport: It finds its place in all furnishing environments. Who said that curiosity is a bad trait?