- Shelves & Cabinets
- Bookshelves
- Wall Mounted Shelving
- Sideboards & Commodes
- Multimedia Units
- Side & Roll Container
- Bar Trolley
- Wardrobes
- Occasional Storage
- Components
- ... all Storage
Artek Lights
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All Manufacturers
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- Acapulco Design
- Andersen
- Anglepoise
- Architectmade
- Arper
- Artek
- Artemide
- Asco
- Belux
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- Brunner
- Carl Hansen & Søn
- Cassina
- ClassiCon
- Conmoto
- Création Baumann
- Engelbrechts
- Fabula Living
- Ferm Living
- Fermob
- Feuerring
- Flos
- Form1
- Foscarini
- Fritz Hansen
- Frost Denmark
- Gan
- Gerriets
- Gloster
- Grau
- Gubi
- Håg
- Hay
- Horgenglarus
- Houe
- Ingo Maurer
- Janua
- Kabré-Leipzig
- Kay Bojesen
- Kartell
- Klein & More
- Knoll International
- König + Neurath
- Kristalia
- Kvadrat
- Lapalma
- Leather On Top
- Le Klint
- LoCa
- Louis Poulsen
- Made by Hand
- Magis
- Maigrau
- Marset
- Menu
- Midgard
- Million CPH
- Mocoba
- Montana
- Müller Möbelfabrikation
- Müller Small Living
- Muuto
- Nils Holger Moormann
- Nimbus
- Norr11
- Northern
- Object Carpet
- Objekte unserer Tage
- OK Design
- Ongo
- Ophelis
- OX Denmarq
- Parkhaus Berlin
- Peruse
- Petite Friture
- Piure
- Renz
- Richard Lampert
- Rosendahl
- Röthlisberger
- Röwa
- S+ Systemmöbel
- SACKit
- Schönbuch
- Secto
- Skagerak by Fritz Hansen
- String
- Taschen
- Tecnolumen
- Tecta
- Thonet
- USM Haller
- Vario
- Verpan
- Vetsak
- Vipp
- Vitra
- Walter Knoll
- WB Form
- We Do Wood
- Werner Works
- Wilde + Spieth
- Zanotta
Artek Lighting
In addition to furniture, the portfolio of the Finnish manufacturer Artek includes numerous lamps, including well-known mid-century lighting classics such as the A110 pendant lamp. Artek lighting meet high aesthetic demands and not only illuminate a room, but also actively help to shape it, whereby, the design and also the quality of the light diffusion is decisive and Artek lights provide pleasantly diffused and diffuse light which optimises any space. Many of the lights that Artek produces today come from Artek co-founder Alvar Aalto and were designed from the 1930s to the 1950s. As an architect, Alvar Aalto followed the Gesamtkunstwerk approach, regularly designing furniture, lights and fittings for his buildings. Because the Artek lights had to correspond to very precise spatial ideas and were designed by Aalto similar to a sculpture, they developed a special aesthetic quality. Artek lights impress with their unmistakable dynamic geometry, are refined and elegant, and thus ennoble a wide variety of interiors.

Artek lighting in the contract sector