Artemide Logico 3x120° ceiling lamp

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Artemide Logico 3x120° ceiling lamp lamp

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Tech specs

SKU	AT0458020A
Colour	White
Width	66
Projection	666
Height	35
Light source	E27 - 3x150w
Dimmable	Yes
Dimmer	Not included
Light bulb	Not included
Bulb size	E27
Power	3x150w
Energy Class

Product description

Artemide Logico Ceiling is a modern and elegant ceiling lamp, composed of three elements and highly versatile. The frame is made of painted metal and the diffuser is made of blown glass with a glossy silk finish that gives a refined and exclusive look to any space. The modular shape of the Artemide Logico Ceiling lamp allows for numerous combinations, making it suitable for any environment. The technical specifications of the lamp are: width 66 cm, extension 666 cm, height 35 cm, type of bulb E27 - 3x150w, dimmable and with an E27 connection. The lamp does not include the dimmer or the bulb, but this does not affect its effectiveness. Suitable for any environment, Artemide Logico Ceiling is perfect for decorating the bathroom, bedroom, living room or hallway. With its versatility and modernity, the Artemide Logico Ceiling lamp will certainly not go unnoticed, giving your home a touch of style and elegance.

What is the price of Logico 3x120° ceiling lamp Artemide? The price of Logico 3x120° ceiling lamp Artemide starts from £1,387.10. On LampCommerce, you can take advantage of discounts and free shipping.

Designer

Michele De Lucchi Michele de Lucchi is one of the most important Italian architects of our time. Born in Ferrara in 1951, he chose to study architecture at Florence University, selecting one of the most prestigious seats of learning in the country, where he stood out for his determination and his skill for seeing beyond commonplaces. A visionary in the field of architecture capable of thinking bold thoughts and thinking them on his feet, he won the trust of some of the most important lecturers in the Faculty of Architecture in Florence, and became their assistant immediately after graduating.