Artemide opens renewed London showroom


17th September 2026

(UK) – For London Design Festival 2026, Artemide reopens its historic London showroom at 106 Great Russell Street following a complete refurbishment.

Supported by David Village Lighting, Artemide’s official UK distributor for Artemide Architectural and Alphabet of Light, the Artemide London showroom will be open throughout London Design Festival week, welcoming visitors to experience the breadth of Artemide’s collections across residential, professional, indoor, and outdoor applications.

Set across two floors, the space brings together Artemide’s most iconic design pieces from its decorative and architectural collections, 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 well-being of the people who inhabit it.

The London showroom is a space in which to experience light interpreted by leading Italian and international architects and designers, including BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group, Foster + Partners Industrial Design, Herzog & de Meuron, Giulia Foscari, Elemental, Neri&Hu, Gensler, Hassell, SOM, Michele De Lucchi, Mario Cucinella and Carlo Colombo, among the brand’s most recent collaborators.

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. Set in the heart of London, just a short walk from the British Museum, the showroom is conceived as a meeting point for the international community of architects, designers, lighting specialists and industry professionals, as well as a dedicated space for clients.

The renovation of the London showroom underlines just how important the city remains for Artemide, reinforcing the brand’s presence in one of the world’s foremost hubs for architecture and design. Beyond showcasing Artemide’s collections and latest solutions, 106 Great Russell Street will be a space open to design thinking and the exchange of ideas, hosting professionals, meetings and events dedicated to the culture of light.

With the reopening of its London showroom, Artemide is renewing more than just an exhibition space: it is reaffirming a landmark dedicated to the relationship between light, people and architecture.

An official showroom launch party will follow at a later date.

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