This vintage Italian Murano glass chandelier from the 1960s features three hand-blown glass shades, each in a distinct, vivid hue: orange, blue, and soft pastel green. The glass is highly polished, giving the shades a mirror-like, reflective surface that plays with ambient light. Each pendant takes on a geometric, bottle-inspired form with a cylindrical neck and a sharply angled, broad base, in keeping with mid-century modern aesthetics. The shades are suspended from black cords, while minimalist metal fittings and the slight variation in pendant sizes create a sense of rhythm and visual lightness. The chandelier is preserved in very good vintage condition—no visible chips or cracks in the glass, only minor age-related marks on the metal fixtures. This chandelier carries the spirit of Italian 1960s modernism: bold colour meets the craftsmanship of Murano glass. It tells the story of an era when design became a statement of optimism and colour spoke the language of confidence. The glossy glass reflects light like the surface of Venetian canals, while the differing scales of the pendants recall the playful approach to proportion and rhythm found in mid-century modern design. Every detail hints at a desire for interiors where function gains an artistic dimension. The chandelier could be suspended over a dining table or in a living room seating area, becoming the focal point of a mid-century-inspired or eclectic retro interior. It would pair well with furniture on slender wooden legs, low sideboards, and accents in natural materials—wood, velvet, or ceramics. The colourful glass would complement a neutral wall palette, creating a striking central feature. In a collector’s setting, it could be matched with period graphics or
DIMENSION
Height100 cm
Width55 cm
Length55 cm
Dimension details
Length55 cm
Height100 cm
Width55 cm
Weight10 kg
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