Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Portable table lamp with frame for displaying objects
  • Base is illuminated by the small spotlight at the top
  • Designed by Davide Oppizzi
  • Aluminum and technopolymer base/projector with brass frame
  • Watts: 1,7
  • Delivered lumens output: 163lm
  • CCT: 3000K
  • CRI: 90
  • Dimmer Typology: Push button Dimmer
  • Battery: (Lithium) Li-On rechargeable battery
  • Battery life: Dimmer step 1: 8h; step 2: 11h; step 3: 26h;  3 hrs fast charge
Misure

H × W × D
14.5 × 7 × 6 in.
36 × 18 × 15 cm.

aluminum, technopolymer, brass

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

Luminaire è un rivenditore autorizzato di Artemide. Il prodotto è coperto dalla garanzia completa del produttore.

Domande Frequenti

What is the cabinet of curiosities concept behind this lamp?

The Wunderkammer, or cabinet of curiosities, was a Renaissance practice of assembling and displaying rare or meaningful objects as a form of personal scholarship. Oppizzi's Curiosity 36 translates that impulse into a lighting object, using directed light to frame and honor a single chosen piece.

What kinds of objects work best on the Curiosity 36 stage?

The lamp suits any three-dimensional object with sculptural presence, from archaeological fragments and ceramic vessels to small bronzes or natural specimens. The focused light rewards objects with varied surface texture or depth.

Who is designer Davide Oppizzi?

Davide Oppizzi is a Swiss-born designer whose practice centers on objects that carry narrative and cultural weight. His work for Artemide reflects a consistent interest in the relationship between light, memory, and the objects we choose to keep.

Is the Curiosity 36 appropriate for commercial or hospitality settings?

Yes. Its restrained form and focused illumination make it well suited to restaurant tabletops, hotel reception areas, boutique retail environments, and gallery installations where a single object deserves a dedicated presentation.

How does Artemide approach the design of focused or object-oriented lighting?

Artemide has long explored the expressive and psychological dimensions of light, not merely its function. Object-oriented designs like Curiosity 36 reflect the brand's belief that light can confer meaning and direct attention as deliberately as any curatorial decision.

Brand

Artemide
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Artemide

Founded in 1959 in Milan, Italy, by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza, Artemide specializes in human‑centered Italian lighting shaped by innovation and craftsmanship.