Artemide Logico Micro Ceiling Lamp
Ceiling mounted luminaires for diffused LED or incandescent lighting for applications with a single diffuser unit or with an assembly of three diffuser units in a linear or nested configuration, custom configurations available.
MEASUREMENTS:
Single Ceiling
- Height: 19 cm / 7 1/2 inch
- Width: 18 cm / 7 inch
Triple Linear Ceiling
- Height: 21 cm / 8 1/4 inch
- Width: 49 cm / 19 1/4 inch
- Depth: 18 cm / 7 inch
Triple Nested Ceiling
- Height: 21 cm / 8 1/4 inch
- Width: 33 cm / 13 inch
MATERIALS:
- Diffuser in handblown glass with satin finish
- Diffuser supporting frame and canopy in die-cast aluminum with matte lacquered finish
HELPFUL NOTES:
- Single: 60W Max LED-T E12/G16.5
- Triple Nested, Triple Linear: 3 x 60W Max LED-T E12/G16.5
- Dimmable 2-Wire
- Bulb not included
- UL listed
Gerhard Reichert
Nationality: GERMANY
Gerhard Reichert started studying mechanical engineering after his diploma he continued and graduated in integral-design at the SADK Stuttgart, where he took his second diploma in 1993. In 1997 Michele De Lucchi invited him, to work with him in Milan as a project manager in Studio De Lucchi until 2004. During this period he founded his own studio “reichert-design”
In 2004 he was appointed Professor for Design at the University of Applied Science Aachen. Since 2007 he is Professor and Head of Department Product Design at the University of Applied Science Schwäbisch Gmünd.
He is collaborating with national and international companies such as Artemide, AAT, ALS, Brunner, iGuzzini, Interstuhl, Koleksiyon, Leifheit, Molteni, Mauser Office.
Michele De Lucchi
Italy, 1951
Michele De Lucchi studied architecture in Padua and Florence. In 1973 he joined forces with other designers and architects to form Cavart, a radical design group that put on “happenings” and held seminars in Padua. In 1978 De Lucchi moved to Milan, where he worked for Kartell in their proprietary studio, Centrokappa. There he met Ettore Sottsass, and joined the Studio Alchimia designers.
In 1980 Michele De Lucchi joined the Memphis group, designing a sofa and the First Chair in 1983. In the late 1980s Michele De Lucchi turned to lighting design. Tolomeo, a stringently, functional aluminum task lamp, designed in collaboration with Giancarlo Fassina, for Artemide in 1987, became an international bestseller. In 2003 the Castore Lamp series was launched. They consisted of milky white, hand blown Murano glass, with no perceptible transition between foot and lampshade.
Upholding Italy's reputation for excellence and innovation in design, Artemide is a world leader in contemporary lighting. Offering both residential and commercial lighting solutions, Artemide has made forward thinking a company policy. Instantly recognizable designs originating from the 1960's, when Artemide was founded by Ernesto Gismondi, are still in production today along side contemporary lighting creations by current acclaimed designers. Artemide's expansive catologue ranges from the organic and elegant Logico collection to the clean and simple spheres of the Castore family. Many of the most iconic products of history can be found here.
The Artemide Group is much more than lighting. A core element of the manufacturer is their commitment to ethical conduct and social responsibility. A progressive environmental policy is also a major element in both production methods and technology research. What Artemide is most widely known for however, is a coined design philosophy that defines the company's approach: the Human Light Philosophy. Thoughtfully considering the user's lifestyle, daily activities and investment in home, Human Light sets out to provide an illuminated companion, rather than just simply illumination. Lights that are adaptable, flexible and allow for optimum visual precision while conserving environmental resources are Human Lights. A light that accompanies us during our daily activities and has a tangible effect on our well being, emotional health and ultimately our quality of life is Artemide.
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- Orders $150 or less are charged a $35 small order fee at checkout.
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