Artemide Tolomeo floor lamp - Integralis

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Tech specs

SKU	ATX206
Colour	Aluminium
Light source	LED - 7w 3600k
IP protection	IP20
Dimmable	Yes
Dimmer	Touch dimmer
Light bulb	The lamp selected is built with LED technology. therefore the light source is included in the device.
Lumens (lm)	483
Bulb size	LED
Energy Class

Product description

The Artemide Tolomeo Artemide Integralis is an extremely elegant and versatile floor lamp, perfect for illuminating a bedroom, living room, hallway or study. It is equipped with a modern LED lighting system, with a power of 7W and a color temperature of 3600k. The lamp is equipped with a touch dimmer to vary the intensity of the light and offers a luminosity of 483 lumens. Thanks to its IP20 degree of protection, the Artemide Tolomeo Artemide Integralis lamp is moisture resistant and is also ideal for outdoor environments. The lamp is made with high-quality materials such as aluminum and stainless steel, and is characterized by its modern shape, with a minimal and elegant look. The lamp is equipped with a swivel head, which allows you to adjust the direction of the light according to your needs. This modern lamp is a quality product, which combines an attractive design and cutting-edge technology. It is therefore a unique and versatile product, which can be used in any environment.

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Categories

Floor lamps

Bedroom

Lounge

Corridor

Office

Artemide Tolomeo

Artemide floor lamps

Artemide Integralis

Designer

Michele De Lucchi Michele de Lucchi is one of the most important Italian architects of our time. Born in Ferrara in 1951, he chose to study architecture at Florence University, selecting one of the most prestigious seats of learning in the country, where he stood out for his determination and his skill for seeing beyond commonplaces. A visionary in the field of architecture capable of thinking bold thoughts and thinking them on his feet, he won the trust of some of the most important lecturers in the Faculty of Architecture in Florence, and became their assistant immediately after graduating.