Carlo Reggiani was an Italian company based in Abbiate Guazzone, Varese, active in stamping plastic materials. Its logo, created in 1968, is documented in a design reference work that catalogs trademarks and symbols from that era, listing the firm, its location, its activity, and the designer responsible for the mark.
Design and History
The Carlo Reggiani logo dates to 1968, a period when Italian industrial design favored clean, geometric forms. The mark is attributed to designer Vittorio Antinori, who is credited in a design compendium covering trademarks and symbols of the period. The same source identifies the company’s address as Abbiate Guazzone, Varese, and its business as stamping plastic materials.[1]
Beyond this catalog entry, little verifiable documentation about the logo’s development, its specific visual features, or any subsequent redesigns is publicly available. The company itself is not to be confused with Reggiani Illuminazione, the lighting manufacturer founded in 1957 by Goffredo Reggiani in Vedano al Lambro, which operates under a different identity and history.[2]
Meaning and Symbolism
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