Dettagli del prodotto

Dettagli
  • Tizio is an icon of Italian design
  • Designed by Richard Sapper
  • Integrated LED source
  • Watts: 3,3W
  • Color Temperature: 2700K
  • CRI: 80
  • Delivered lumens output: 191lm
  • Material: aluminum, technopolymer
  • Available in black finish
  • Max Extension Height: cm 119
  • Max Extension Length: cm 108
Misure

H × L
26 × 30.75 in.
66 × 78 cm.

aluminum, technopolymer

Spedizione e resi

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Garanzia

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

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the Tizio lamp work without cables?

The Tizio conducts low-voltage electrical current directly through its metal arms and pivot joints, eliminating the need for external cables. This design choice was integral to Sapper's vision of total formal reduction, where the structural elements and the electrical system are one and the same.

What type of light source does the Tizio use?

The current production Tizio uses a low-voltage LED light source integrated into the lamp head. Earlier versions used halogen bulbs, so the LED update preserves the original form while improving energy efficiency and heat output.

Who designed the Artemide Tizio, and when?

Richard Sapper designed the Tizio for Artemide in 1972. Sapper was a German-born industrial designer based in Italy, known for collaborations with IBM and Alessi, and the Tizio is widely regarded as one of his most defining works.

Is the Tizio suitable for professional or studio environments?

The Tizio was conceived as a task lamp, and its articulated arm system and focused, adjustable light source make it well suited to architectural studios, private offices, and work environments where precise illumination and positional control matter.

Why does the Tizio hold its position without springs?

The arm system relies on counterweights at each joint rather than mechanical springs. The balance is achieved through calibrated mass distribution, which gives the lamp its characteristic poise and allows it to hold any position with minimal resistance and no mechanical tension.

Brand & Designer

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.
Richard Sapper
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Richard Sapper

A German industrial designer who made Milan his creative base and built a reputation for turning complex technology into objects that feel calm, direct, and quietly brilliant. From iconic lighting to computers, his work pairs engineering discipline with a sly, human touch.