Without lampshade: Teti wall and ceiling light by Artemide The Teti model by designer Vico Magistretti was originally designed in 1970. The reduction to the essentials is still an expression of a style that has found many fans both then and now. The Teti wall light basically just consists of a socket with a circular cover made of glossy white polycarbonate - insert a suitable bulb and you're done. Of course, for a light without a lampshade, it is important to use a decorative bulb in order to preserve the aesthetics of the entire light. Teti can be used as a wall or ceiling light. The Teti light was designed by the designer and architect Vico Magistretti, who worked as an urban planner in addition to his work as a designer. During his lifetime, Vico Magistretti worked for Artemide, among others. The Teti wall and ceiling light was also created there. Artemide is one of the world's best-known designer light manufacturers. Its own production facilities, glass factories and its own innovation and research centre form the basis of Artemide's success, alongside its renowned designers.