Contact Artemide with your lighting project

Tell us what you are deciding

Share a room, schedule or product question

Include the project location, mounting conditions, desired atmosphere, control interface and timing if known. Do not send confidential personal information. Product availability, compliance and photometric documentation will be confirmed for the specific selection and destination.

For an efficient first review, note whether you are an architect, lighting designer, contractor, distributor or procurement lead. That context helps us provide the right level of detail without making assumptions about project responsibility.

What happens after you write

An application advisor first checks whether the question concerns atmosphere and luminaire selection, optical documentation, driver and controls coordination, or project logistics. When drawings are supplied, we look for ceiling height, mounting type, target surfaces and common viewing directions. These details help frame beam angle and glare questions without pretending that an email review replaces a photometric calculation.

If the project spans several room types, identify the spaces that carry the greatest visual or operational risk. A reception desk may need facial illumination and a decorative focal point, while a gallery wall depends on controlled distribution and aiming flexibility. A guest room adds bedside tasks, nighttime orientation and simple control behavior. Separating those needs makes the first response more useful.

We also distinguish available product documentation from items that require confirmation. IES or LDT files, finish options, dimming interfaces and applicable UL, CE or RoHS information vary by family and destination. Lead time, commercial terms and warranty scope are confirmed through the relevant written project process. This keeps an early conversation helpful without turning preliminary guidance into an unsupported guarantee.