Artemide Platea Wall by Daniela Puppa and Francesca Martelli

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun. 25, 2012 - Artemide Platea Wall by Daniela Puppa and Francesca Martelli is the new functional and elegant wall mounted luminaire for indirect fluorescent lighting. Made from durable Opal Methacrylate. It has: Painted methacrylate lamp unit/reflector; Opal methacrylate rear diffuser; The light is diffused both through the cut on the front surface of the lamp, and from the diffuser positioned at the rear.

Design by Daniela Puppa and Francesca Martelli. Daniela Puppa  is an architect. She carries out her activity in the fields of product and fashion design. Started her career as a jounralist for the CASABELLA magazine and participated to the creation of MODO. Her early work in the field of design included experimentations with the avant-garde groups Alchimia and Memphis. Designs for several companies in the furnishing, lighting technology, and textile design sector, including Cappellini, Fontana Arte, Barovier&Toso, Poltrona Frau, Limonta. Co-operates with international players in the fashion design business as a designer of accessories. She teaches at the faculty of Industrial Design of the Milan Polytechnic, at IULM, and at the Domus Academy of Milan, where she holds workshops and reports on projects concerning the connections between fashion and design. Francesca Martelli is a product and interior designer, graduated at the Central Saint Martin college of art & design, London. Her early experience with design and the history of furniture developed in the publishing sector. Joined the design world through the studio of Isao Hosoe, now co-operates with the studio of Daniela Puppa and works as art director in furniture distribution. She also designs for FontanaArte and Barovier&Toso.  She is also a thesis supervisor at the Milan Polytechnic.

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