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Artemide
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Artemide

Founded in 1959 in Milan, Italy, by Ernesto Gismondi and Sergio Mazza, Artemide specializes in human‑centered Italian lighting shaped by innovation and craftsmanship.

Frequently Asked Questions

What glass colors is the Logico pendant available in?

The Logico diffuser is offered in three finishes: milky white, smoky grey, and tobacco. Each colorway produces a distinct quality of ambient light, from neutral and crisp to warm and atmospheric.

What is the difference between Logico Mini and Classic sizes?

The Classic size suits larger rooms and higher ceilings, while the Mini is scaled for more intimate spaces or use in multi-pendant compositions. Both share the same organic blown-glass form and diffusion quality.

Can multiple Logico pendants be configured together?

Yes. The Logico is designed to work in single, linear, and multi-pendant arrangements, making it well suited to dining tables, open-plan spaces, and architectural installations that call for coordinated ceiling elements.

Who are Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert?

Michele De Lucchi is one of Italy's most influential designers, known for work that bridges industrial precision with humanist sensibility. Gerhard Reichert is his long-term collaborator. Together they have produced some of Artemide's most recognized lighting pieces.

How is the Logico diffuser made?

The Logico diffuser is hand-blown glass, shaped into a continuous organic form. The blowing process allows the glass to achieve the smooth, uninterrupted silhouette that gives the lamp its characteristic softness of light and form.