Sometimes light says more than words ever could. With Artemide’s new products, this season makes its mark on the home in several ways – in glass, in form and in colour.

First up is Alambicco: a range of pendant and wall lights that Scottish designer Neil Poulton has dedicated to the centuries-old art of Venetian glassblowing. Each lamp is crafted using the traditional Balloton technique, in which small pyramids are dipped into the hot glass, creating organic shapes that produce a delicate interplay of light and shadow. Whether as a horizontal arrangement above the dining table or as a vertical feature in the hallway – Alambicco transforms architecture into a serene work of art crafted from hand-blown glass.

The new Ilio floor lamp by Ernesto Gismondi features clean lines: a slender, cylindrical aluminium body, stripped back to the essentials, which casts its light gently upwards. Minimalist, understated, yet a real statement piece in any room.

Two classics are also getting a fresh look: the Nesso and Nessino mushroom lamps are now available in purple, burgundy and black – rich, bold colours that lend the iconic 1960s design a contemporary touch.

Three new products, one philosophy: light as an expression of craftsmanship, form and character.