Neil Poulton was born in Scotland in 1963 and studied industrial design at the Napier University Edinburgh before moving to the Domus Academy Milan where he studied under Andrea Branzi and Alberto Meda as well as with tutors such as Ettore Sottsass, Richard Sapper and Anna Castelli Ferrieri. From 1991 to 1992 Poulton worked with the French designer Philippe Starck in Paris, where he still lives and works today. Neil cooperates with a wide range of international clients such as Artemide, Atelier Sedap or LaCie. Neil Poulton's creations have now received numerous international awards and have been exhibited in renowned museums such as the Centre Pompidou Paris or the Axis Gallery in Tokyo.
Designer Neil Poulton
...Talak Lettura by Neil Poulton for Artemide It takes a brave producer to take what is in essence a table lamp design and scale it up to a floor version... But that is pretty much what the idea behind Talak Lettura by Neil Poulton for Artemide...
Although we'll probably always have problems with design and branding Awards, we do appreciate the value and importance that many of them represent. And so congratulations from us to Italian lighting designer and (smow)partner Artemide for first place in the...
