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SpecialityMurano glass lampsMurano, an island in the Venetian lagoon, has been a glassmaking center since 1291. We look for Murano lamps where the glass is the main attraction, keep it exactly as it is, and replace the wiring and fittings.Request sourcing →What we look for ↓Venetian millefiori glass egg, unmarked · Sold · From our archive.

HistoryA short history of Murano glass.Six 1980s Venetian glasses, millefiori cane in white cased glass, in our collection now.In 1291 Venice moved its glass furnaces to Murano, and the island has been a center of glassmaking ever since. Its workshops developed techniques you can still recognize in a well-made lamp: sommerso, with layers of color cased one inside another; bullicante, a controlled pattern of bubbles; and pulegoso, glass filled with countless tiny bubbles that soften the light.In the twentieth century, Murano workshops made lamps for homes around the world. In the best of them, the glass body is the design, and the light simply shows it off.

Our restorationHow we restore a Murano lamp.We don’t alter the glass, including its bubbles and color variations. We take out the old wiring and fittings and rebuild the lamp with solid-brass hardware, new sockets and new wiring.Each listing says which parts are original and which are new.See how a lamp comes apart →

What we look forWhat makes a good Murano lamp.Depth of colorThick, cased glass that holds color in layers rather than on the surface.The maker’s handControlled bubbles, even casing and a cleanly finished base.Honest attributionMany lamps are sold as “Murano” on resemblance alone. We name a workshop only when a label, signature or documented design supports it.Condition, plainlyChips, cracks and old repairs, described before you buy.

In the collectionAvailable now.No Murano lamps in the collection right now.We list Murano lamps as we find and restore them. Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll search for one.Request sourcing →See all available lighting ↗

TradeTrade pricing for interior designers.Every listing gives full measurements, condition and exactly what work was done, so you can specify a piece for a client without guesswork.Approved designers get around 10% off listed prices, and we can search for specific pieces for a project.Apply for trade pricing →Request sourcing →

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