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Artemide launches striking new colourways of the iconic TOLOMEO micro bi-colour lamp and the FATO bi-colour.

Colorful Tolomeo Micro and Fato bi-color lamps on a table, showcasing Artemide's new design collection against modern art.

Artemide - Fato Bicolor & Tolomeo Bicolor

Artemide has launched the iconic Tolomeo Micro lamp designed by architect Michele De Lucchi and Giancarlo Fassina in 1987 in four striking new pop colours – Yellow, Blue, White and Coral.

Celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year, the Fato designed in 1969 by Italian designer Gio Ponti has also received a contemporary Christmas update and is now available in bold Coral and Yellow colourways.

A stylish Tolomeo Micro lamp illuminates a modern workspace featuring books, a cup, and a calendar against a vibrant yellow wall.

Artemide - Tolomeo Bicolor

New vibrant colorways of the Tolomeo Micro and Fato bi-colour lamps from Artemide feature striking designs and versatility.

Artemide - Tolomeo Bicolor

Vibrantly colored TOLOMEO Micro lamps showcasing new designs in yellow, blue, red, and white by Artemide.

Artemide - Tolomeo Bicolor

Bold bi-colour Tolomeo Micro lamps in vibrant yellow and red, showcasing Artemide's latest design innovation.

Artemide - Fato Bicolor

Fato and Tolomeo are Artemide’s evergreen products, iconic and sustainable: “The future of light is everyone's future. We design interactivity to generate interactions. We are not alone in creating our products.” - Artemide.

New bi-colour Artemide Tolomeo Micro lamp showcasing vibrant red shades, alongside books and decorative dice.

Artemide - Fato Bicolor

Bright, modern Tolomeo Micro lamp in yellow and white displayed with books and playful dice.

Artemide - Fato Bicolor

Founded in 1960 by Ernesto Gismondi, Artemide is based in Pregnana Milanese, Italy, and operates through 24 subsidiaries. Its distribution network includes 55 branded showrooms in cities around the world. Artemide products are distributed in 98 countries.

With five manufacturing units in Italy, France, Hungary, and Canada, two glass-works, and one Research & Development centre supported by prototyping labs and groundbreaking tests, the Artemide Group currently has more than 750 employees, including 60 engaged in R&D, thus confirming the key role of innovation in the Group's success.

At Artemide, technological research, partnerships with outstanding architects, as well as sociocultural investigation have been from the outset at the origin of innovative projects capable to illuminate the future with unabated power.

Today the Artemide collections convey a unique mix of values: the approach to human and responsible light goes hand in hand with design and material savoir faire, combining next-generation technology with ancient wisdoms, a perfect expression of sustainable design.

Learn more about Artemide.