Luciano Vistosi Chandeliers and Pendants

The set of two Italian-made ceiling lights from the 1970s represents excellence in Italian design and craftsmanship of that era. . Their clean, geometric shape blends harmoniously in...

You're chilling in your living room, vibes are good, and this badass Italian midcentury handblown Murano glass pendant light designed by Gino Vistosi in 1972 is casting the most mesm...

Amazing murano glass chandelier of the series "Giogali" produced in Italy between the 1960s and the 1970s. Giogali is the collection of lamps designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Visto...

This pendant lamp, 'Quadrifoglio' model, was designed by Gae Aulenti and produced by Harvey Guzzini, in Italy during the 1970's. It is made of methacrylate diffuser with 4 chrome-pla...

Stilnovo pendant lamp, 1950s-1960s. Featuring a striped opaline body and brass details. new old stock, the brass canopy is new.

Illuminate your space with the enchanting elegance of the original pink Murano pendant lamp, the "Neverrino," designed by Gae Aulenti for Vistosi i...

24 white and green discs of precious Murano glass are arranged on three levels.  

Gae Aulenti was a very versatile and talented architect who undoubtedly occupied an illustrious position in the history of design. An alumna of Politecnico di Milano, she has completed a series of prestigious projects during her long career spanning more than fifty years. For example, Aulenti was responsible for redesigning the Musée d'Orsay and creating a space for the Musée National d'Art Moderne in the Center Pompidou in Paris.In addition to these projects of an architectural nature, Aulenti has managed to leave a mark in the world of interior design with a multitude of furniture, lamps and objects. Many of these objects starred as backdrops in films and advertisements. Take, for example, the Locus Solus garden set in the 1969 classic La Piscine with Alain Delon, Romy Schneider and a young Jane Birkin. This will be an indelible memory for a design-loving audience. Design Aulenti made this table lamp called Poveglia for Vetreria Vistosi. An Italian manufacturer specializing in decorative lighting made of blown glass. The lamp consists of two separate parts. The round and transparent base, which is marked on the inside with a blue made-in-Italy label, has a notch. A yellow hood is attached to the base by a cold connection and shows a beautiful murrine drawing. This murrine technique is one of the most complicated and time-consuming techniques. The artist first coats a center rod with a variety of colorful glass liquids. This rod exhibits rainbow cross...

'Neverrino' series green murrine-blown glass table lamp designed by Gae Aulenti. Vetreria Vistosi Italy 1970s 25 cm H / 20 cm diam. Conditions: excellent, no defects. In working c...

Essential, sinuous and delicate, Jube was born from the union of two blown glasses that, once assembled together, create an overlapping, ton sur ton effect with a retro charm. Thanks...

Discover the unique design of the Nessa table lamp, which captivates with its exquisite beauty and unconventional style. Handcrafted from various shades of Murano glass, this lamp visually resembles an elongated circle. The distinctive flattened hemisphere in white creates diffused and gentle lighting, adding coziness and a sense of tranquility to your space. A transparent strip at the bottom of the lamp allows light to penetrate freely, creating an interplay of shadows and accentuating the details. Created by the talented Gino Vistosi in 1972, this lamp showcases the masterful artistry of Murano glass, a testament to Vistosi's creativity and innovation. Stylish and appealing, the Vistosi Nessa...

Illuminate your space with the enchanting elegance of the original green Murano pendant lamp, the "Neverrino," designed by Gae Aulenti for Vistosi in Italy during the 1970s. This i...