Ixa
Foster + Partners conceived the Ixa as an exercise in controlled movement. The lamp's spherical head rotates a full 360 degrees, directing light with the same precision the studio brings to its architectural work, where the relationship between form and function is never incidental.
The reference point is Alexander Calder, whose mobiles demonstrated that a structure in motion could hold perfect equilibrium. Ixa carries that idea into the domestic interior: a composed silhouette that shifts without losing its sense of intention.
- Full 360-degree adjustable spherical head for directional flexibility
- Available as a table, floor, reading, or wall lamp
- Designed with Artemide's commitment to responsible production
Artemide, founded in Milan in 1960, has long positioned light as a cultural object. Its collaborations with architects of Foster + Partners' caliber reflect a shared belief that a lamp is not a fixture but a presence.
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Ixa
Foster + Partners conceived the Ixa as an exercise in controlled movement. The lamp's spherical head rotates a full 360 degrees, directing light with the same precision the studio brings to its architectural work, where the relationship between form and function is never incidental.
The reference point is Alexander Calder, whose mobiles demonstrated that a structure in motion could hold perfect equilibrium. Ixa carries that idea into the domestic interior: a composed silhouette that shifts without losing its sense of intention.
- Full 360-degree adjustable spherical head for directional flexibility
- Available as a table, floor, reading, or wall lamp
- Designed with Artemide's commitment to responsible production
Artemide, founded in Milan in 1960, has long positioned light as a cultural object. Its collaborations with architects of Foster + Partners' caliber reflect a shared belief that a lamp is not a fixture but a presence.
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Foster + Partners conceived the Ixa as an exercise in controlled movement. The lamp's spherical head rotates a full 360 degrees, directing light with the same precision the studio brings to its architectural work, where the relationship between form and function is never incidental.
The reference point is Alexander Calder, whose mobiles demonstrated that a structure in motion could hold perfect equilibrium. Ixa carries that idea into the domestic interior: a composed silhouette that shifts without losing its sense of intention.
- Full 360-degree adjustable spherical head for directional flexibility
- Available as a table, floor, reading, or wall lamp
- Designed with Artemide's commitment to responsible production
Artemide, founded in Milan in 1960, has long positioned light as a cultural object. Its collaborations with architects of Foster + Partners' caliber reflect a shared belief that a lamp is not a fixture but a presence.
