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Key Features
The Vistosi Lepanto Linear Suspension is an artfully crafted piece of Murano glass, handmade with a special technique that renders tiny bubbles across the surface of the shade. The slender profile acts as an ideal vessel for the interior fluorescent light source, shining a bright light through the white pulegoso finish of the glass. The shape slopes downward at the ends, contributing a subtle variation to the uniformity of the design which is suited well above long work or dining areas.
One of Italy’s most prestigious and prolific names in Murano glassmaking, Vistosi specializes in hand-blown glass lighting fixtures with an expertise that can be traced to the 1500s. Officially incorporated as Vetreria Vistosi in 1989 with the Moretti family, Vistosi continues to invest in new technologies and methods of production compatible with the historical craft, resulting in an extensive collection of highly decorative yet durable lighting designs.
Key Features
The Vistosi Lepanto Linear Suspension is an artfully crafted piece of Murano glass, handmade with a special technique that renders tiny bubbles across the surface of the shade. The slender profile acts as an ideal vessel for the interior fluorescent light source, shining a bright light through the white pulegoso finish of the glass. The shape slopes downward at the ends, contributing a subtle variation to the uniformity of the design which is suited well above long work or dining areas.
One of Italy’s most prestigious and prolific names in Murano glassmaking, Vistosi specializes in hand-blown glass lighting fixtures with an expertise that can be traced to the 1500s. Officially incorporated as Vetreria Vistosi in 1989 with the Moretti family, Vistosi continues to invest in new technologies and methods of production compatible with the historical craft, resulting in an extensive collection of highly decorative yet durable lighting designs.
- Designed by Luciano Vistosi in 1968
- Pulegoso technique gives the glass a bubbled appearance
- Field-adjustable suspension cables
- Round ceiling canopy
- Material: Murano Glass
- Lighting Style: Soft/Diffused/Ambient
- Location Rating: Not UL/ETL Listed
- Made In Italy
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