VENINI, master of color, once again enriches its chromatic universe with new shades that creatively and emotionally interpret the latest trends in the interior design world.
Thus, the new Pesca capsule collection came to be, with soft and subtle nuances adorning the iconic Fazzoletto, Deco, Monofiore Balloton, Balloton Fiori, and Opalino vases, as well as the Ritagli, Battuto a Nido d’Ape, Acco, Idalion, and Sidone designer vases, and the new Fantasmino XL, Gran Deco Luce, and Gran Balloton Luce table lamps with pink and orange highlights.
A captivating hue that evokes sensations of serenity, sweetness and harmony. The poetic and romantic Pesca collection by Venini blends an elegant vintage air with a contemporary touch.
The vases, characterized by fluid and transparent lines, evoke the beauty of the colors of the sky at dawn and sunset, imbuing the landscapes with iridescent and luminous hues. A journey through enchanted destinations, from the “Pink City” of Jaipur in India to the clay plain nestled in the Namib-Naukluft National Park in Namibia: it is a kaleidoscope of pink and orange hues — an ode to wonder.
The products, seemingly capturing light, unveil the true magic of glass and its evocative essence through material charm of transparency, fitting naturally into any setting. Their lightness is enchanting.
The fruit of meticulous craftsmanship, each creation is carefully fashioned by master glassmakers who skilfully transform the glass into unique works of art. These pieces, seductive in their beauty, captivate with every detail.
VENINI: A Story, an Artistic Excellence, a Typically Italian Passion
Founded in 1921 by Paolo Venini, a Milanese lawyer, and Giacomo Cappellin, a Venetian antiques dealer, Venini S.p.A., then Cappellin, Venini & C., would become a benchmark in the world of artistic glass, laying the foundations of that stylistic identity that still distinguishes it today.
Over the years, Venini has entered into significant joint projects with artists such as Napoleone Martinuzzi, Carlo Scarpa, and Vittorio Zecchin, and, after the war, with Gio Ponti and Mimmo Rotella, not to mention the contributions of contemporary designers and architects the likes of Peter Marino, Tadao Ando, Gae Aulenti, Massimiliano Fuksas, Ettore Sottsass, Alessandro Mendini, Gaetano Pesce, Emmanuel Babled, Francesco Lucchese, Monica Guggisberg, Philip Baldwin, and Ron Arad.
The forms and style of the original artistic production are thus continuously refreshed. With its iconic projects and new creations, the glassworks presents its works in two collections: Art Glass brings together a series of extraordinary sculptural vases and objects for interior decoration, Art Light features chandeliers and important lighting installations for large public or private spaces.
Creations bearing the Venini signature have become part of the permanent collections of museums of such calibre as the Metropolitan Museum and MoMA in New York, the Fondation Cartier in Paris, and the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. Venini’s own museum contains 45,000 drawings, 10,000 vintage photos and 4,000 works of art, making it the most precious historical archive of modern and contemporary glass art in the world.
Since 2016, the Damiani family, owners of the homonymous international luxury jewellery brand, has been the company’s majority shareholder, promoting the development of one of Italy’s most authentically excellent brands.