Artemide London: A Renewed Space for Light

Open Studio / Showroom
Exterior of the Artemide London showroom at night, with illuminated displays visible through the large windows.

Partner Programme

14 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

15 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

16 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

17 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

18 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

19 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

20 Sept 10:00 – 18:00

In Person

FREE, no ticket required

Artemide London Showroom

106 Great Russell Street, London

London

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Artemide

Artemide reopens its renewed London showroom for London Design Festival 2026, unveiling two floors dedicated to iconic design, professional lighting solutions and the brand’s ongoing exploration of light, innovation and contemporary space.

For London Design Festival 2026, Artemide reopens its historic London showroom at 106 Great Russell Street following a complete renewal. Set across two floors, the space brings together Artemide’s most iconic design pieces and its latest professional lighting solutions, presenting the brand’s identity through light, design, research and innovation. The new setting explores light as an active element in architecture: one that can shape perception, transform space and contribute to the wellbeing of the people who inhabit it. Visitors can experience the breadth of Artemide’s collection across residential, professional, indoor and outdoor applications. Located in the heart of London, just moments from the British Museum, the showroom is conceived as more than a display space. It is a place for exchange with the international community of architects, designers, lighting designers and design professionals, and a point of encounter around contemporary lighting culture. The reopening reinforces Artemide’s long-standing relationship with London and its role within one of the world’s leading centres for architecture and design.
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