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A functional and elegant lighting piece by Matteo Thun & Partners
Designed by Matteo Thun & Partners for Artemide®, the Choose Mega Floor is a bold and refined floor lamp that combines visual presence with technical comfort. Its tall structure and adjustable shade create the ideal balance between decorative statement and practical lighting, perfect for enhancing modern interiors with warmth and direction.
Dual lighting: both diffuse and directional
Equipped with a large parchment paper diffuser mounted on a robust frame made of steel, zamak and polycarbonate, the lamp provides both diffused ambient light and adjustable direct lighting. The diffuser can be tilted up to 30° and rotated, allowing precise orientation for reading, working, or highlighting specific areas. With an output of 5022 lumens and 52W of power, it offers high performance for everyday use.
A striking silhouette with refined details
Standing 178 cm tall and featuring a 55 cm wide diffuser, the Choose Mega Floor makes a visual statement while remaining elegantly balanced. Its chrome-finished 37 cm base ensures stability and adds a polished accent. The contrast between the warm texture of the parchment and the glossy metal frame enhances its luxurious feel.
Durable materials and high lighting quality
Crafted with care from steel, zamak, polycarbonate, and parchment, the lamp reflects Artemide®’s commitment to quality and long-lasting design. Operating on 220–240V, it accommodates multiple E27 LED light sources, delivering a high CRI of 100, which ensures excellent color rendering for every use.
An ambient light fixture with architectural impact
Ideal for high-end residential and hospitality spaces, the Choose Mega Floor delivers a soft, welcoming glow while remaining highly functional. Whether placed in a living room, hotel lounge, or reading corner, it brings timeless design, adjustable lighting, and quiet sophistication to every setting.
Synonymous with elegance and forward-thinking vision, Artemide is a global icon in lighting design. Founded in 1960 in Milan by Ernesto Gismondi, the Italian brand has shaped the history of contemporary lighting through a rare blend of technological innovation, artisanal quality, and artistic sensitivity.
Artemide represents the perfect harmony between function and emotion. Its guiding philosophy, "The Human Light", places the user at the center of the creative process. Each Artemide lamp is designed to provide lighting that is efficient, comfortable, and environmentally conscious.
From sculptural floor lamps to graphic pendants and discreet wall lights, Artemide luminaires stand out for their elegant lines and intelligent use. Behind these luminous creations are world-renowned designers such as Michele De Lucchi, Ross Lovegrove, Naoto Fukasawa, and the iconic duo Herzog & de Meuron.
Among the brand’s most iconic pieces are the timeless bestseller Tolomeo and the Pipe lamp, awarded the prestigious Compasso d’Oro. These signature models reflect Artemide’s ongoing commitment to innovation, durability, and aesthetic excellence.
Artemide appeals to design lovers, interior architects, and all those who see light as a visual language. Premium materials, precise Italian manufacturing, and cutting-edge LED technology make Artemide luminaires the ideal choice for residential, professional, and cultural spaces.
Choosing Artemide means bringing home a luminous masterpiece that transcends trends and enhances any space with character, intelligence, and emotion.
“Light is a dialogue between people, space and time. Artemide writes it with passion.”
Founded in 1959 by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza in Pregnana Milanese, Italy, Artemide is a global icon in the world of lighting design. Guided by the philosophy “The Human & Responsible Light,” the brand merges technological innovation, artisanal quality, and contemporary aesthetics. Artemide is present in over 100 countries and operates production facilities in Italy, Hungary, France, Germany, and the United States.
Artemide has left a lasting mark on lighting design history with its cult-status pieces:
Several of these creations are part of the permanent collections at MoMA, the Met, and other major design museums worldwide.
Eclisse (1967, Vico Magistretti) — awarded the Compasso d’Oro
Tizio (1972, Richard Sapper) — iconic desk lamp
Tolomeo (1986, Michele de Lucchi & Giancarlo Fassina) — award-winning design
Nessino (1967, Giancarlo Mattioli) — iconic organic design from the space age
Artemide collaborates with renowned designers and architects such as Vico Magistretti, Richard Sapper, Michele de Lucchi, Zaha Hadid, Herzog & de Meuron, Karim Rashid, Ettore Sottsass, Antonio Citterio, Jean Nouvel, and many others.
Artemide’s guiding principle, “The Human & Responsible Light,” means lighting designed for comfort, well-being, and environmental responsibility. The brand pioneers sustainable materials, cutting-edge R&D, and active collaboration with design schools and universities.
✔️ Iconic lamps, timeless in style and design.
✔️ A human-centered approach to light, focused on well-being and functionality.
✔️ High-quality manufacturing, staying true to Made in Italy excellence and technological innovation.
✔️ Global recognition, supported by prestigious awards like the Compasso d’Oro and international museum acclaim.
✔️ A committed brand, actively involved in shaping the future through partnerships with design schools and R&D labs.
Where are Artemide lights manufactured?
Mainly in Italy, with additional production sites in Hungary, France, Germany, and the USA.
Which models are considered iconic?
The Eclisse, Tizio, and Tolomeo — all award-winning and design classics.
What does Artemide’s philosophy stand for?
“Human & Responsible Light” reflects a commitment to human well-being and sustainable innovation.
Are Artemide lights featured in museums?
Yes, many designs are part of the permanent collections at MoMA, the Met, and other international museums.
Does Artemide work with universities or design schools?
Yes, the brand actively collaborates with educational institutions and labs to promote responsible lighting innovation.
