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Product name: Nessino Table Lamp
Brand: Artemide
Designer: Giancarlo Mattioli
Seeing such a lovely desk lamp, we can't help humming the popular children's song of the little girl picking mushrooms, which has a kind of beauty of returning to childhood in an instant.
The Nessino is a reissue of Nesso Table Lamp launched by the designer Giancarlo Mattioli in 1967. Nesso, launched that year, with its unique mushroom-like appearance, brought a unique breakthrough in modern lamp design, and therefore won many design awards and awards. In 2003, Artemide launched the Nessino Table Lamp, which reduced the size of Nesso, bringing more decorative possibilities to the small space of modern homes. At the same time, it also introduced a series of transparent colors, giving the original classic design a youthful vitality.
Can be used with countertops, desks, or bedside countertops. Elegant white style and transparent fan-like technology are all outstanding beautiful decorations.

In the glamorous 60s, Nesso was an international symbol of futuristic and democratic design.
As part of the "Modern Classics" series, ABS thermoplastic injection molding technology was first introduced in 1967, bringing industrial materials and methods to home and office environments. A little color and a design inspiration come from nature, which comes from the artist's illusory identity.
Its iconic curve makes it a real collection, and its internationally renowned reputation makes it a unique postcard. Nessino is an iconic work that exists in many landmark buildings and is considered a valuable work of art. A designed "icon" is part of the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art.

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