Artemide launched their new 2011 collections in splendid Italian style, with a cocktail evening at their Milan showroom on Corso Monforte. Numerous design greats were in attendance, including Artemide’s President Ernesto Gismondi, Ross Lovegrove, Neil Poulton and more.
April 21st, 2011
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