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Logico wall
Logico wall by De Lucchi and Reichert, blown glass wall light, 330 x 185 x 320 mm
330 × 320 × 185 mm
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Description
Overview
Logico wall is an indoor wall light by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert, part of Design Collection. Its hand-made blown glass diffuser forms a soft, irregular volume. Light is both diffuse and direct, and the fitting is dimmable.
Build
Blown glass and steel are the materials. Curves in the glass create a relationship of positives and negatives, which makes the shape modular for linear compositions.
Dimensions
330 x 185 x 320 mm (W x D x H).
Electrical data
It is rated 24 W at 220-240 V, with 2134 lm, CRI 80 and IP20; efficiency is 70% (88.92 lm/W). Two E27 sockets accept LED retrofit lamps, 12 W each at most, and the lamps are not included.
Story
Curves that repeat in a line
In Logico wall, hand-blown glass is shaped by curves into an irregular volume. Their positives and negatives let the geometric shape be repeated in linear compositions.
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