Neenas Design Lighting

Alibaglass

Designer: Matteo Ugolini

Alìbabà, an iconic lamp for Karman, has been reimagined by designer Matteo Ugolini in borosilicate glass, enhancing its transparency and reflections. It is available in captivating colors such as transparent, smoky, pink, turquoise, and nickel plated.

Karman

“For us, the black sheep is not a symbol of difference to be excluded, but rather the emblem of those who choose to stand out with courage, questioning established patterns and following their own path, even when it means going against the current.
In a constant tension between freedom and belonging, and in open opposition to the conformity of the flock, the black sheep embodies a value we deeply identify with: the ability to transform diversity into an act of authenticity.
Because true richness lies precisely in difference.
Embeè is more than just a lamp.
First and foremost, it is a symbol, a message, a presence
capable of evoking meanings that go far beyond the object
itself.“

Embeè and Stick X KARMAN

Embeè and Stick
Design: Edmondo Testaguzza and Matteo Ugolini

A voice outside the flock

Maap

The cover is available in three sizes (Wall 1, Wall 2, and Wall 3) depending on how many lighting units are mounted on the wall.

Flos

Maap
designer Erwan Bouroullec

A wall of organic, unpredictable light
Maap behaves like a large luminous cloud: light seems to emanate not from a single point, but from the entire surface. It fills the room with a soft radiance, creating an enveloping sensation that spreads gently and evenly through the space

the diffuser must be crumpled by hand, forming a microstructure that stabilizes the lamp and brings it to life.

When crumpled, the diffuser takes on unique, organic configurations. Each installation becomes distinct, shaped directly by the user’s hands.

FLOS

Ernesto Gismondi with the first Ilio photographed by Elliott Erwitt.

Ilio X Artemide

Alphabet X Artemide

ALPHABET

Alphabet of light system is a lighting language that continues to grow with new curved elements so it can be developed with increasing freedom throughout space. It is a basic principle that generates an open system implementing just a handful of basic modules.

Thanks to specific geometric proportions, these modules can be combined together to form endless lighting structures, from the most elemental to the most complex, both linear and curved

Artemide