NasonMoretti

Interior designers particularly appreciate NasonMoretti creations for their balance of artisanal tradition and contemporary design, the purity of their forms, and their extraordinary chromatic research. Its creations stand out for the use of mouth-blown glass, the Sommerso technique, filigree and cane work (lattimo and colored canes), as well as for the use of pure and brilliant colors achieved through complex hot-working processes. The result is a perfect balance between artisanal precision, essential forms, and refined chromatic research, which has made NasonMoretti an international benchmark in glass design.

Magazines and publications dedicated to Italian design frequently cite the glassworks as one of the symbols of Murano glass in the 20th and 21st centuries. The company has also collaborated with leading fashion and luxury brands, helping to spread the appeal of Venetian glass in contemporary and international settings.

Among Barbini's works weighing less than 2 kg, which are particularly sought after by collectors and ideal for online purchases, the following stand out:

• two-tone glasses and stemware;
• small decorative vases;
• small bowls and centerpieces;
• blown-glass bowls and tableware;
• small decorative items in bright colors.

Among the most appreciated creations are colored glasses, small bowls, and small-sized vases, generally weighing between 0.5 and 1.8 kg. These objects fit perfectly into both classical interiors and contemporary settings, finding their ideal placement on dining tables, consoles, sideboards, and open shelving, where the light enhances the transparency and chromatic richness of Murano glass.

Gianni Seguso

Gianni Seguso's creations are prized by interior designers for their elegant forms, the quality of their craftsmanship, and their ability to reinterpret Venetian tradition in a contemporary way.
Among his best-known collaborations are projects with Davide Rizzo and Luca Bojola, focused on interior design and luxury lighting.
The workshop has been featured in magazines and publications dedicated to luxury and interior design, and has participated in major international events such as Maison & Objet in Paris and the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The studio’s creations can be found in private residences, prestigious hotels, and custom lighting projects, while the famous Rezzonico chandeliers are considered among the most refined examples of contemporary Venetian glass. According to architects and interior designers, Gianni Seguso’s pieces fit perfectly into classic, contemporary, and luxury settings, where light enhances the transparency and richness of Murano craftsmanship.

Among the works weighing less than 2 kg, the ones most prized by collectors include:

• small decorative bowls;
• small pots;
• blown glass decorative items;
• decorative sculptures and floral motifs;
• small lighting fixtures and home decor items.

Among the most popular items are artistic bowls, small vases, and decorative sculptures, generally weighing between 0.6 and 1.8 kg. These pieces are best displayed on console tables, side tables, and open bookshelves, where the light highlights the purity of the glass and the elegance of the Murano tradition.

Simone Cenedese

The Glassworks Simone Cenedese has its roots in the years Seventy, when the teacher Giovanni Cenedese He founded the glassworks on the island of Murano. Today, Simone carries on this tradition by reinterpreting Murano’s artistic glass in a contemporary style, where masterful craftsmanship meets international design. His works have received significant international recognition: they have been featured in projects related to the Venice Biennale, in large-scale art installations—such as the famous Murano glass comet and a a nine-meter-tall glass Christmas tree made in Italy—and are featured in leading international catalogs dedicated to lighting design and decorative glass. His creations are also featured in prestigious projects Homo Faber and MAM – Master of Arts and Crafts and are part of private collections and exhibition spaces dedicated to Venetian glass.

Simone Cenedese's creations stand out for his exceptional technical mastery Sommerso, which overlays layers of colored glass creating extraordinary depth effects, for modeling free-hand shaping of hot glass, which gives dynamic and unique shapes, and for the use of a special mineral mixture, obtained from the fusion of quartz sand with selected minerals, capable of conferring exceptional purity and brilliance to the colors. Many works are also embellished by the insertion of gold and silver leaf, integrated directly into the vitreous body.

Among the works weighing less than 2 kg, among the most appreciated by collectors are small decorative vases, miniature sculptures, glass animals, artistic paperweights, small bowls, ashtrays, decorative glasses, and small perfume bottles.

Simone Cenedese's works fit perfectly into interiors contemporary minimalists, contemporary and Art Deco, where glass becomes a refined focal point. They are particularly enhanced on an entryway console table, a coffee table, an illuminated shelf, or inside a display cabinet, where the light highlights the brilliance of the glass and the richness of the craftsmanship.

Yalos Murano

The Brand Yalos Murano, founded by the historian Ferro family on the island of Murano, it represents over 700 years Venetian glass-making tradition, reinterpreted through contemporary design. All creations are made entirely by hand and are distinguished by the official mark of authenticity Murano Artistic Glass® (No. 007), guarantee of the origin and quality of Murano glass art. Yalos works are exhibited in prestigious international exhibitions, glass museums, design galleries, and are part of important private collections. The collections are also regularly featured in major interior design catalogs and the most authoritative architecture and furnishing magazines, while some numbered series and collectible works periodically appear in auctions dedicated to the decorative arts.

Yalos Murano creations stand out for the refined fusion of glass and 24-karat gold leaf o silver leaf, integrated directly into the glass mass. Among the most characteristic techniques are the use of artistic enamels applied in multiple layers, the process Sommerso, which creates extraordinary effects of depth through the layering of colored glass, and the technique Folded, created by manually shaping and bending hot glass to produce elegant, sculptural forms.

Among the works weighing less than 2 kg, the most appreciated by collectors include small decorative cups, bowls and compact centerpieces from the collections Fossil, flower vases up to 20–25 cm tall vases, designer ashtrays, storage containers, and small decorative bowls.

The works of Yalos Murano they fit perfectly into interiors Art Deco, contemporary and minimalist and neoclassicists, where glass becomes an elegant focal point of the decor. They also harmonize with the style Japandi, thanks to the pastel and natural tones that add texture and sophistication to minimalist spaces, and with the modern Dopamine Decor, in which sculptural forms, intense colors, and luminous surfaces express energy, creativity, and personality.

They look especially stunning on a console table in the entryway or living room, in the center of a coffee table, or inside a lighted display case, where the light enhances the brilliance of the glass, the depth of the colors, and the exquisite reflections of gold and silver.

Nicola and Alberto Moretti

The works of Nicola and Alberto Moretti are featured in publications dedicated to contemporary Murano glass and the evolution of traditional murrina techniques. Descendants of a historic family of master glassmakers, the Moretti brothers represent the fifth generation of a tradition dating back to Vincenzo Moretti, a key figure in the revival of murrino glass in the 19th century. In 2013, Nicola and Alberto founded their own studio in Murano, specializing in murrino glasswork and glass fusing, with the goal of blending the island’s historical heritage with a contemporary aesthetic.

They are featured in renowned magazines:
Domus – architecture and design; Interni – interiors and contemporary design; Elle Decor Italia – interiors and decorative arts; AD Italia (Architectural Digest Italia); Glass International; The Journal of Modern Craft.

Interior designers particularly appreciate their creations for the refined combination of tradition and modernity, the chromatic richness of the murrine, and the balance of forms. The works of Nicola and Alberto Moretti are frequently featured in exhibitions, publications, and initiatives dedicated to contemporary glass, where they are considered a significant example of the evolution of Murano glass in the 21st century. Their decorative compositions, fused glass panels, and furnishing objects fit elegantly into both minimalist interiors and more classic settings, creating high-impact visual focal points. According to architects and designers, these works find their ideal placement on console tables, bookshelves, tabletops, and illuminated walls, where light enhances the depth of the murrine and the complexity of the craftsmanship.

Among the works by Nicola and Alberto Moretti weighing less than 2 kg, which are particularly sought after by collectors and ideal for online purchases, the following stand out:

• small murrine compositions;
• fused glass bowls and cups;
• small decorative plates;
• contemporary tableware;
• small-sized sculptures and artistic panels.

Among the most appreciated items are small bowls, murrine compositions, and fused glass works weighing between 0.5 and 1.8 kg. These pieces adapt perfectly to contemporary interiors and find their ideal placement on coffee tables, shelves, and consoles, where the light highlights the chromatic richness and extraordinary complexity of Murano techniques.

Ercole Moretti

The historic glassworks Ercole Moretti, founded in 1911 on the island of Murano by the three Moretti brothers, it is one of the most prestigious companies in the production of traditional Venetian glass. For over a century, it has preserved and handed down the ancient art of murrine and some Venetian glass beads, becoming an international benchmark for the artisanal quality and authenticity of Murano glass. Its creations have achieved significant international recognition: they are regularly presented at prestigious events such as the Venice Design Week and Homo Faber, are preserved in the collections of the Murano Glass Museum and in numerous private collections around the world, they appear in major catalogues dedicated to Venetian glass and in specialized auctions, particularly for vintage collections of beads and murrine. The manufacture also collaborates with prestigious haute couture fashion houses, including Fendi, for the famous bag Baguette, e Dolce & Gabbana, creating exclusive jewelry and accessories.

The creations of Ercole Moretti I am the result of an extraordinary mastery of historical Murano glass techniques. Among the most representative are the working of Murrine (tesserae obtained by cutting polychrome glass canes with floral or geometric patterns, subsequently fused into a single composition), the production of the famous Venetian beads (glass beads made entirely by hand according to an ancient Murano tradition), the technique Millefiori tumblers (composition of hundreds of polychrome cane sections fused together to create refined decorative patterns) and the processing to mosaic, in which the murrine are arranged manually to obtain surfaces rich in color, depth, and detail.

Among the works weighing less than 2 kg, the most appreciated by collectors include small decorative murrine cups, artistic plates, small vases, paperweights, bowls, jewelry boxes, desk accessories, and glass jewelry made with traditional Venetian beads.

The works of Ercole Moretti they fit perfectly into interiors Venetian classics, Art Deco and contemporaries, where the color and richness of the decorations become the protagonists of the room. They also harmonize with the style eclectic, thanks to the polychrome motifs of the murrine, and with the Mediterranean Style, where the vibrant hues of Venetian glass evoke the light and colors of the lagoon. They are particularly enhanced on a console table, a coffee table, an illuminated shelf, or inside a display cabinet, where the light highlights the extraordinary complexity of the craftsmanship and the brilliance of the glass.