BTicino and the Legrand Group present the Art d’Arnould, a line of devices dedicated to sophisticated interior projects with a high level of aesthetic customization.
Art D'Arnould is a proposal made entirely by hand, designed for exclusive design contexts and compatible with all home automation functions.
A distinctive line in which the design, the material, the finishes and the details are totally customizable, thanks to a dedicated work team, that can answer to expressive needs of each individual project, even those located in particular historical contexts.
Art d'Arnould is made in Pont-en-Royans, France, where the art of metalworking has been handed down for centuries and where today the Arnould team preserves its craftsmanship and, at the same time, interprets contemporary aesthetics.
It is characterized by elegance, able to adapt to any interior, leaving architects and interior designers with maximum creative freedom.
Art D'Arnould can be made with different metal finishes, and thanks to the infinite possibilities offered by these precious and resistant materials, numerous variations can be created: mirror finishes that reflect light, patinations that recall the past, satin effects to create warmer atmospheres.
Art D’Arnould represents the ideal choice not only for particular residential contexts, but also for the world of luxury hotels, where there is often the need to combine technological functionality with a sophisticated and unconventional aesthetic.
The whole proposal interfaces perfectly with BTicino home automation system. For example, it is possible to enter the commands to raise or lower the rolling shutters and to adjust the thermostat, as well as manage the lighting scenarios and configure the remote control system via smartphone. In addition, Art d’Arnould offers very low voltage pushbuttons for controlling third-party technology.
Art D’Arnould is declined in four aesthetics, capable of interpreting history through contemporaneity.
Épure features an essential design with lively lines, drawn outlines and right angles and toggles for a minimalist and sophisticated style.
Rétro combines contemporary and vintage style with thick plates and rounded edges.
Fusion combines linear or chamfered grooves, long toggles or flanged buttons, with the possibility of integrating decorated engravings.
Mémoire is inspired by the past to discreetly interpret historicity. Mirrored, brushed or satin-finished, the Mémoire-style devices stand out thanks to their decorative details.
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