Calipso LED ceiling lamp controllable via App - designed by Neil Poulton The unusual honeycomb structure of the Calipso LED ceiling light's shade is based on a computer-processed image of the moon. The result is a design that inspires with its natural beauty and organic-looking irregularity. Calipso emits homogeneous light into the room and to all sides and is ideal for ambient and area lighting in both private and public areas. The Calipso ceiling light can also be mounted as a wall light and thus provides atmospheric additional lighting when switched on. When switched off, it can be used as a decorative object on any wall. Another impressive highlight of Calipso is that it can be controlled using the Artemide App (available for iOS and Android). The App can control up to 500 individual devices and works via the Bluetooth Lowe protocol. Calling up preconfigured or self-created scenes is child's play, as is adjusting the light. Those who want to create and operate more complex lighting concepts have the option of working Cloud-based and creating a multi-network via WLAN. Neil Poulton, who is behind the design of the Calipso ceiling light, was born in Scotland in 1963 and now lives and works in Paris. The multi-award-winning technology and luminaire designer often works for the renowned lighting company Artemide, for whom he designed the Veio light, which won the "Menzione d'Onore Premio Compasso d'Oro 2011" - made in Italy