Trilix is a family of indoor and outdoor lamps with a lightweight structure consisting of three elements that intertwine, giving stability and support to a flat disc with a ring of direct light that diffuses softly into the surrounding environment.

The light head concentrates the light downwards in a controlled, non-dazzling way that is also open so that it generates a large space of light.
Trilix, from the Latin for 3 threads, refers to the weave of three intertwined threads which, in the tradition of the ancient Romans, guaranteed great strength.
Their interweaving enables the structure to be slim and open, and to interact with the natural setting into which it is inserted as a regular geometry that looks dynamic from different perspectives and recalls the natural growth of interweaving branches.
The outdoor version has a base, to ensure it is correctly fixed to the ground and to support climbing plants as they grow, whilst the indoor version is even more minimal, resting only on the three rods that stabilise the structure.

Material aluminium diffuser, steel structure
Production Artemide
Year 2023
Photo Federico Villa
Project Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca, Bianca Gabrielli

Katà Métron finds inspiration in the relationship that lies at the heart of art, architecture and philosophy: measurement. The Greek expression “katà métron” means “according to right measure”. With this expression, the original Greek philosophical thought referred to the attitude of those who know how to take care of themselves. Greek architecture adopts a construction logic based on the idea of “module”, that is the single element which creates the measure of the whole. It is the concept of order as a sequence of repeated elements. Finally, art is the union of philosophy and architecture. Katà Métron combines simplicity, functionality and aesthetics. Innovation, culture of the project and shared commitment towards the creation of products that are increasingly sustainable and attentive to the use of the limited resources of our planet, lead to an innovative and surprising solution. Mario Cucinella has designed an object in which the modular light elements can create an infinite number of combinations and shapes, allowing the design of lighting scenarios that are tailored with respect to the spaces and to the needs of the activities that take place in them.

Material Aluminuim
Inspiration Greek philosphical thougt
Production Artemide
Year 2021
Photo Federico Villa
Project Team Mario Cucinella, Antonella Di Luca