Floor lamps in Murano glass
Murano glass floor lamps, hot-blown: the stem carries arms and decorations like a chandelier standing on the floor. Made in Venice.
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Floor lamps in Murano glass
A Murano glass floor lamp is a chandelier standing on the floor: the stem carries arms, cups and decorations blown and shaped by hand while hot in our furnace in Venice.
In the Venetian Classics the floor lamp takes up the flowers and curls of the Venetian chandelier. In the Contemporaries it becomes a pared-down stem that brings out the colour of the glass.
Designed for reading corners, living rooms and lobbies, they are made to measure in height, glass colours and finish, also matched to chandeliers and wall sconces of the same collection.
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Gio
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Murat
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Furoz
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Alma
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Bala
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Monte
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Dea
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Sfere
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Loredan
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Mercerie
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Fleur
On quotationFrequently asked questions
Is a glass floor lamp stable?
Yes: the base is sized to the weight of the glass and the height of the lamp.
Can I choose the height?
Yes: the height is defined to measure on the space.
Can it be matched to the chandelier?
Yes, in the Venetian Classics and Contemporaries collections.
Where is a glass floor lamp used?
Next to sofas and armchairs, in reading corners, in lobbies and reception rooms, wherever light is needed without ceiling points.