DANCER
Collection: DANCER
Category: Lighting
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Dancer is a modern glass chandelier that can be declined into an infinity of different shapes
Dancer is a cascade of small glass elements that harkens back to the fringe shower typical of 1920s fashion, a series of thin glass foils and tapered drops interspersed with a series of ground crystal elements
An extremely versatile modern-style ceiling light, it can be declined in different formats, colors and sizes.
The Murano Bulb project designed by Marcantonio for Multiforme evokes the iconic shape of the classic light bulb in a new key. A jewel that makes reflections and colours its peculiarity.
Elegant and unmistakable, suggestive and poetical, soft and delicate are some of the adjectives that can be used to describe the blown glass ball chandelier Desafinado, our ceiling light with hand-
Collection of "classical" inspiration consisting of single pendants grouped in ever-changing scenic arrangements.
Tourbillon is a contemporary Murano glass chandelier with organic, fluid forms. Wide, dynamic sprawling shapes fill the space with lightness and vitality.
The Galactic Murano glass suspension is a creation of light that was created to break the mold and think of new balances. It is composed of irregular and asymmetrical elements.
The idea for this hanging lamp comes from suggestions inspired by the forms of nature.
Designed by Leo De Carlo, Lollipop is a captivating piece that enchants with its lively and playful presence. Murano glass sugar-like discs combine in different tones and sizes.
Chimera is our tribute to the forms of 1960s design, to the imaginative geometries typical of that era.
A modern and refined interpretation of a vintage classic, suitable for spacious rooms and low ceilings.
Serenade is a work of light with soft, suave forms that seem to float lightly in space. The design is contemporary and international, simple but not banal. It is a true jewel of craftsmanship.
Together with a special vase, the flower forms a table lamp that lights up magically when the two elements come into contact.
Stimma describes the moment when glass, metal and light come together, occupying space and illuminating it.
There are three different types of elements that alternate opaque, smooth, flat colored glass with transparent glass, all worked using the classic finishes of the Venetian glassmaking tradition: ba
