Indoor lighting

Lighting indoor spaces is much more than a technical choice — it is a decision that transforms the atmosphere of every room, defines volumes, enhances materials and reflects a lifestyle. The right indoor lamp changes the perception of a space as much as the colour of the walls or the choice of furniture.

In the living room, pendant lamps and design chandeliers create the focal point of the space. In the dining area, an adjustable pendant such as the Flos Aim or the Artemide Tolomeo brings concentrated light exactly where it is needed. In the bedroom, bedside lamps and wall lights provide soft, functional lighting — many models are available as wireless rechargeable battery lamps, with no wiring required. For the home office and study, desk lamps with an adjustable arm — from the Tolomeo to the Artemide Tizio — remain the benchmark of Italian design for task lighting.

In hallways and corridors, recessed ceiling spotlights and LED ceiling lights deliver uniform illumination with reduced energy consumption. In the kitchen, track lighting systems allow you to direct light over the hob, island and dining area from a single installation, with full flexibility to reposition at any time.

The catalogue features over 8,000 indoor lamps from more than 110 brands of Italian and international design — including Flos, Artemide, Foscarini, Kartell, Vibia, Panzeri, Linea Light, Luceplan, Martinelli Luce, Louis Poulsen and many more. Materials range from mouth-blown glass to marble, from brass to linen, from ceramic to wood — for every style, budget and residential or contract project requirement.

Frequently asked questions about indoor lighting

Do pendant lamps always require an electrician to install?

Pendant lamps connect to the ceiling rose already in place, replacing the existing ceiling light. This does not require any changes to the electrical system and can be done independently by following the product instructions. A qualified electrician is required only when installing a new electrical point or modifying existing wiring.

What is a wireless rechargeable battery lamp and where is it used?

Wireless rechargeable battery lamps are portable lamps that require no electrical connection: they can be moved freely and recharged via USB cable or charging base. They are ideal on bedside tables, dining tables, terraces and anywhere a nearby power socket is not available. The catalogue includes table, floor and wireless wall light models from brands such as &Tradition, Karman and Mantra.

What does dimmable mean and how does it work?

A dimmable lamp allows you to adjust the light intensity. Some models are dimmed via a compatible wall switch (dimmer switch), others via a touch control directly on the shade, and others via a dedicated app, such as certain Artemide lamps in the Altrove range. Before purchasing a wall dimmer, it is important to check compatibility with the specific lamp.

Is the LED light source always included with the lamp?

Not always: it depends on the product. Some lamps have the LED integrated into the structure and do not require a separate bulb. Others are sold without a light source and require a compatible bulb with the fitting indicated in the technical specifications (E27, E14, GU10 etc.). The description of each product clearly states whether the light source is included or not.

What materials are used in the indoor lamps in the catalogue?

The catalogue covers a wide range of materials: mouth-blown glass, marble, brass, aluminium, painted metal, fabric, linen, ceramic and wood. The choice of material affects how the light is diffused: opaline glass creates soft, even light; metal produces directional light; fabric filters warmth and colour in a distinctive way.

What are cable lighting systems and when are they used?

Cable lighting systems, such as the Artemide Funivia system, are modular lighting systems in which LED modules hang from cables stretched between two points on a wall or ceiling. They are ideal in high-ceilinged spaces, lofts and industrial environments, and allow custom linear compositions to be created with adjustable length and number of modules.

Which brands are available in the indoor lighting category?

The category brings together over 6,000 products from Italian and international brands including Artemide, Flos, Foscarini, Kartell, Louis Poulsen, &Tradition, Luceplan, Karman, Panzeri, Linea Light, Martinelli Luce, Stilnovo, Gufram and many more. Each brand has a dedicated page with the full catalogue of available products.