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Logico Triple Nested Ceiling Light in Milky White for Artemide
By Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi, Artemide
Located in Glendale, CA
Logico Triple Nested ceiling light in milky white for Artemide.
Inspired by rays of light as they diffuse through the atmosphere, Logico’s blown-glass diffuser takes an organic sha...
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21st Century and Contemporary Italian Modern Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi Furniture
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Aluminum
Artemide Italian "Logico" Table Lamp
By Artemide, Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi
Located in Toledo, OH
Artemide Italian "Logico" Table Lamp. circa 21st Century. Michele De Lucchi (Italian, b. 1951) and Gerhard Reinchert (German, b. 1962) designers for Artemide. hand blown satin-finish glass, aluminum and steel base. Organic-shaped frosed glass shade measured at 15.5" W. Lamp turns on by tapping the central element. Markings to the underside. Great condition. Dimensions: 25.25" H x 15" W x 13.5" D.
Photoed with Artemide Italian "Logic" Floor Lamp and Siesta Chair and Ottoman...
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21st Century and Contemporary Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi Furniture
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Artemide Italian "Logico" Floor Lamp
By Artemide, Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi
Located in Toledo, OH
Artemide Italian "Logico" floor lamp. circa 21st century. Michele De Lucchi (Italian, b.1951) and Gerhard Reichert (German, b.1962) "Logico" floor lamp designed for Artemide. Hand bl...
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21st Century and Contemporary Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi Furniture
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Aluminum, Steel
4 Wallscones "Logico Mini", by Gerhard Reichert & Michele De Lucchi for Artemide
By Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi
Located in Stockholm, SE
Inspired by the rays of light, Logico’s blown-glass diffuser takes an organic shape used throughout the collection, in milky white color, Logico wall work perfectly in conjunction wi...
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21st Century and Contemporary Italian Modern Gerhard Reichert and Michele De Lucchi Furniture
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