Original ceiling lamp made of blown Murano glass - Lucevetro

Exquisite Murano glass and a fresh approach to lighting design are the symbols of the Lucevetro brand. It is a true blend of fashion, style, high-quality materials, and genuine craftsmanship. LUCEVETRO di Cecilia Cenedese is a young company rooted in a long and passionate experience in the CENEDESE family’s lighting industry. The brand is capable of fulfilling any commissioned order, even according to the client's individual design. Lucevetro’s approach is based on a service concept that begins with designing a single chandelier and extends to managing complex orders. At the same time, it can meet the needs of private clients, creating a necessary relationship of trust and collaboration, guiding them through the selection of the perfect piece for their luxurious home.

An artistic chandelier is not merely considered a standard lighting fixture but becomes the subject of a complex creative process that begins with site research. To achieve full realization, it is crafted according to one essential criterion: quality. The same philosophy applies to every element—appliqués, ceiling lamps, or table lamps. Everything can be tailored to fit the desired form and made from high-quality materials. In an era of mass production, it seems appropriate to restore the quality standards typical of Murano glass, whose extraordinary history has lasted for over a thousand years and is recreated daily through the magic of glass and the poetry of the furnace. Extensive expertise and deep passion drive the company’s activities. A refined taste, a desire for innovation, and a commitment to quality are fundamental values embraced by the brand. LUCEVETRO’s goal is to combine the value of craftsmanship with customer satisfaction.

The legend traces back to the discovery of glass over 2000 years before Christ. Over the centuries, various ingenious processing methods were developed, such as free-blowing and mold-blowing. Venetian merchants and artisans immediately sensed the artistic and economic potential of the product, creating the most refined processing techniques, and with mineral additives, they managed to produce increasingly colorful, uniform, and shiny mixtures. Later, glassmaking moved to Murano, giving rise to the legend of the “Glass Island” and “Master Glassmakers,” true dynasties of artists who continue to pass down the secrets and virtues of this extraordinary process. This is the essence of the charm and magic of this raw material, beloved by enthusiasts worldwide. Murano represents elegance, class, and immense prestige.