PIUMATI Unveils LOREDAN Collection: Murano Light That Dances Through Time

On the island of Murano, where glass is not a material but a living art form, PIUMATI Murano Glass Lighting has introduced its newest collection of luxurious chandeliers—LOREDAN.

Offered in three elegant variations—Round, Oval, and Linear—this collection doesn’t just illuminate a space; it enriches it with the glow of heritage, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty.

As a tribute to Venetian tradition and modern luxury, LOREDAN is more than lighting—it is sculptural brilliance suspended in space, crafted by Murano glassmasters whose secrets have been handed down for generations.

LOREDAN Round

With a bold geometric identity, the Round model is designed to command a room—yet it does so with harmony and grace. Perfect for grand foyers, opulent salons, and statement dining areas, it distributes light in an even rhythm, casting a soft atmosphere around its central glow.

LOREDAN Linear

A modern embodiment of sophistication, this elongated form is ideal for spaces where proportion and clean lines are key. Whether placed above a dining table, in a boardroom, or a high-end hotel lobby, the Linear model delivers precise illumination with artistic flair.

LOREDAN Oval

Elegance meets subtle grandeur in the Oval model. Its stretched silhouette is suited for wide corridors, formal salons, or luxurious dining spaces where refined opulence is desired without excess.

Each LOREDAN chandelier is fully customizable—in size, color, and finishing—making it a perfect match for private residences, yachts, luxury hotels, and high-standard contemporary interiors.

Every piece carries the “Vetro Artistico® Murano” mark—the only legally recognized certification guaranteeing genuine Murano origin and handmade quality. This seal confirms that each work is born in a traditional furnace under the hands of artisans who don’t simply shape light—they shape legacy.

At the helm of PIUMATI is Marco Seguso, the eighth generation of a legendary family whose name has graced Murano’s Golden Book since 1605. Their creations have adorned royal palaces across Europe, while the famed Osella—a Venetian gold coin—once bore their name.

Today, twenty master glassmakers work in PIUMATI’s atelier, sketching new luminous forms each morning on stone slabs beside glowing furnaces. Their work is not mass production—it is a quiet glass song, molded into shape and radiance.

On Murano, the Venetian island that has glowed for centuries as the symbol of glassmaking excellence, glass is still not pressed from molds—it is born from hands. Since the 13th century, working in 1400°C furnaces has remained a craft reserved for the rare and the gifted. PIUMATI preserves that spark—and brings it into homes seeking light with a soul.