Pietro Chiesa (Milan, 1892 - Paris, 1948) was a Milanese artist and designer renowned for his work in glass and wood. Initially studying law, he later apprenticed in cabinetmaking and glasswork, founding the Bottega di Pietro Chiesa in 1921, which evolved into Fontana Arte. Chiesa introduced innovative lighting designs, including the iconic Luminator floor lamp, and created remarkable glass furniture. He also contributed to public and private commissions, such as Italian embassies and the Palace of Justice in Milan. As Artistic Director at Fontana Arte, he revolutionized lighting and design.