Acquamiki Diamond Mini Pendant by Produzione Privata

Acquamiki Diamond Mini Pendant by Produzione Privata — the Acquatinta’s little sister in clear diamond-patterned optical glass, first shown in Milan in 2016.

Designed in Milan, made by hand in Italy.

The Design Story

Michele De Lucchi, a leading figure of radical Italian design since the 1970s and a veteran of the Memphis group, founded Produzione Privata with Sibylle Kicherer in 1990 as a place to make objects with complete freedom, away from the logic of mass production. Working with artisan laboratories in glass, ceramics, wood and metal, the studio gives the hand the last word. Its glass is blown on Murano piece by piece, which is why every lamp is a sibling, never a twin.

Why You’ll Love It

Small lights rarely have this much presence. The diamond-patterned optical glass sparkles like cut crystal when lit and stays crisp and clear when off. It shares the Acquatinta’s silhouette at a fraction of the size, so it can go where a big pendant can’t: over a narrow island, low beside a bed, or in a cluster that reads as one composition.

Made for Real Life

An electrician fits the chrome canopy; a soft cloth keeps the glass bright. For a larger matching light, see the Acquatinta Murano Glass Pendant by Produzione Privata; for the wall, the Acquaparete Murano Glass Wall Light by Produzione Privata.

Product Details

Where It Shines

Clustered over a kitchen island, low at a bedside, in a powder room or a small entry.

Questions We Hear Most

Where did the Acquamiki Diamond debut?

At the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2016, as a new take on the Acquamiki, which has been made since 1999.

What size is the Acquamiki Diamond in centimetres?

Roughly 11 cm wide and 20 cm high, on a 150 cm cable with a 12 cm canopy; it weighs 0.8 kg.

Which bulb goes in the Acquamiki Diamond?

An E12 candelabra bulb of up to 60 W; a clear filament LED shows off the cut-glass pattern.

Can I cluster several Acquamiki Diamond lights?

Absolutely: its small size makes it ideal for groups of three or five at staggered heights.

What is the story behind the Acquamiki?

It is the little sibling of Michele De Lucchi’s Acquatinta, designed with Alberto Nason so the same idea could light smaller spaces.

Which rooms suit the Acquamiki Diamond? (our styling advice)

Kitchens, compact dining corners, bedsides and entries, in modern, classic or eclectic interiors alike.

For the Trade

Specifying lights for a client’s home, a restaurant or a boutique hotel? Members of the LoftModern Trade Program (interior designers, architects, contractors, builders, home stagers and commercial buyers) receive trade pricing, up to 20% off retail on eligible brands, plus round-the-clock concierge support for stock checks and lead times. Apply once with your business details; we reply by email with your account.

Why We Love It

Proof that a tiny pendant can still be the most memorable thing in the room.

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