Hand-painted Murano glass bowl

Avant-garde design combined with genuine Murano glass and multi-generational heritage creates the image of the Yalos Murano brand.

Glassmaking in Murano signifies the continuation of a thousand-year-old tradition, a history of knowledge, secrets, and skills that are a valuable legacy of the brand's mission—an entrepreneurial reality born from the creative impulse of Guido, Diego, and Omar Ferro. The secrets and techniques of master glassmakers, combined with building collaborations with the most renowned Italian and international interior decorators over the years, have charted the success of many of their lines.

Brand philosophy and image

Today, Yalos Murano is a well-known brand in traditional glass production; offering furniture, style, and design for contemporary living, showcasing the versatility of glass and its many facets. Equipped with color and the most innovative lines, appreciating changing and fleeting light reflections of unique and unrepeatable objects, and the ability to connect personal identity with the object are the most immediate sensations of each of the proposed creations.

Nomads, yet attached to their roots, Ferro, after the devastating plague of 1630 that decimated the local population, including glassmakers, returned to Murano and soon became among the local notables as Deputies of the island, occupying this prestigious position 27 times during the 18th century.

Belonging to the local productive elite and vibrant community, the Ferro family became the Gastaldi Major of the San Nicolò school, which gathers artisans and master glassmakers and directs the glassworks. Moreover, their coat of arms is engraved twice on the Osella, a coin minted by the Venetian mint specifically for the Murano community.

As if representing their dual nature, the Ferro family coat of arms features an anchor, symbolizing stability and a connection to the land, as well as an irreplaceable tool of the comet during voyages and adventures at sea. From Leonardo Ferro, a skilled master, the Ferro Florian line descends—important glassmakers of the late 19th century, prolific and numerous, whose legacy continues today with glassworks bearing their name. Yalos Murano glassworks, following ongoing research and experiments that historically distinguished it in artistic glass production, now presents a new challenge: Murano glass slabs of various sizes, changing colors, numerous decorations, and unique, valuable external combinations.

Decor and design

Thanks to its technical and aesthetic properties, artistic Murano glass is suitable for any intended application, from unlimited modularity, indoors and outdoors, enabling complete projects—from apartments to buildings, and even entire cities. This set of coordinated and modular luxury products, with a rich color palette and a variety of sizes—from 50x50cm and larger to emphasize large spaces—almost infinitely expands the creative and expressive possibilities for designers. The use of highly innovative technology enhances its technical and material properties, and the set's extraordinary aesthetic qualities qualify these glass products as exceptional items.