Neverending, true love
With the most enchanting and iconic place all over the world. A neverending and true love. The creative path of each of our masterpieces was inspired by living and loving every single spot of Venice and his speechless lagoon. Enjoy them.
True love
Lunardelli Venezia is a story of love.
Two Brands, the same values.
Lunardelli Venezia was born from the experience of Lunardelli est. 1967, a historic company in the Venetian area specializing intesto wood-working for highly customized building and furnishing simulato testo simulato projects. The consolidated knowledge on the island of Venice, testo simulato the with its buildings have pushed the owners, the testocondence simulato testo simulato brothers Agnese and Sebastiano, to create a new line that has testo simulato itstesto roots in one of the historical activities of the territory, the simulato testo simulato craftsmanship of wood, and makes the meeting with the local artistic workers of excellence, the glassmakers of Murano, one of the fundamental points of its mission, giving life to high quality furnishing accessories, with undisputed attention and care to the smallest detail.
Two brands
The true luxury of Italian elegance and design.
EST . 1967
The Collection
Ca’ Pesaro
Durmast stool
360x360x530mm
DESIGNER Lunardelli Venezia
Ca’ Pesaro
The majestic palace overlooking the Grand Canal lends its name to this precious seat. A brocade of diamond shaped stones covers the lower part of the facade, creating geometric shadows with dramatic three-dimensional effects. The same mighty solidity is to be found in this solid durmast stool. Its secret chamber-topped cushion is covered in ne textile woven by this historically celebraated weaver’s workshop Luigi Bevilacqua.
Camino
Blown glass & walnut beside table
370x370x550mm
DESIGNER Alberto Lago
Camino
Just as in a painting by Carpaccio, the Venetian skyline is lled with a myriad of geometric-shaped chimneys which are very characteristic of the island’s architecture. As with the long chimneys smoke ows through and disperses away in the winter sky, in Camino light softly diffuses, warming up the atmosphere of the room. The cone shaped blown glass is decorated with a delicate geometric pattern and completed by the unique walnut counter top.
Canneto
Blown glass & walnut wood oor lamp Low 175 x 1.000 mm Medium 175 x 1.250 mm Tall 175 x 1.500 mm
DESIGNER Alberto Lago
Canneto
Emerging shoals represent a unique and vital ecosystem for the Venetian lagoon. Incredibly, reeds and water plants are able to thrive here, nourished by the brackish water. These slender plants are unsteadly balanced between the soil that anchors them and the disquieting wind. Canneto is inspired by such shapes, taking form in a series of lamps which vary in height and can be used separately or displayed in an artistic composition.
Carmini
Blown glass & walnut nuts bowl
350 x 155 mm
DESIGNER Alberto Lago
Carmini
The elegance of the outline of the Santa Maria dei Carmini church inspired this object as one both striking and unexpected. A renaissance of geometric lines dominates the space with its simple contours and asserts itself with as much of an organic feel as it presents as playfully interactive. Because of this piece’s rounded base and its walnut tray, Carmini always returns to its original position.
Cocal
Durmast & brass coated metal shelf
Medium 155x100x200 mm Big 185x125x250 mm
DESIGNER Matteo Aimini
Cocal
Among the animals that crowd Venice, the Cocal, which is what the local people call the seagull, is denitely the creature with the louder and bolder presence. The sound of its screeches stay in the memory, together with the salty smell of the sea. The shelf Cocal outlined on the wall has the wings of a seagull in the ever changing Lagoon sky. Installed in a composition, they become a ying ock.
Cupole
Wood & blown glass table container Small 103x130 mm Medium 150x155 mm Big 150x210 mm
DESIGNER Marco Zito
Cupole
As light deected, sparkles on the water, the church domes of Venice seem to oat above the city skyline with colours of shimmering iridiscence. The green dome of San Simeon piccolo welcomes visitors as they exit the train station, while the grey dome towers above the Basilica della Salute blurring the sky on cloudy days. The contrasting bright white of San Michele in Isola casts a brilliant illumination across the waters to the nearby Murano Island. These colours and textures of glass and wood express the long-held promise of these noble steeples; the wooden bases animate playfully with the colours joining shards of glass. Sentimental items and cherished mementos containing precious memories are placed inside these domesto serve as a shrine of grateful offering and documentable posterity.
Piova
Walnut or ash wood & glass lamp
230x160 mm
DESIGNER Damiano Frison
Piova
Sometimes water closes in on Venice from above. Raindrops crash into circles on the city's liquid surface, creating light ripples and playfully chiselling the waves. The game continues out at sea, in blurry, distorted reections under the vaults of bridges and porticos (sottoporteghi), the only shelters in this city of water. To echo these lively dynamics, Piova is designed to be easy to move and to create evocative drawings of light in any space.
Isole
Murrina glass & mahogany wood coffee table Mazzorbo 600x270x360 mm Poveglia 500x400x360 mm San Clemente 500x320x360 mm
DESIGNER Omri Revesz
Isole
The Venetian lagoon is studded with many islands, whether hidden or tentatively exposed beyond the water’s unassuming surface. Each islet tells a story of ancient treasures buried leagues beneath the sands of time; San Giorgio, Poveglia, Mazzorbo are some of their evocative names. The patient sculpting of the seasons inspires the careful crafting of the contours as the glass reects the peaks of earth and light until it meets the water’s edge. A sandblasted silhouette skilfully emerges by the artisan’s instinctive hand, Murrina Glass illuminating a prism of light as if the past were in the present, delicately unveiled.
Sfojo
An authentic slice of briccola Home feature
250/300x10 mm Each piece is a unique masterpiece
DESIGNER Lunardelli Venezia
Sfojo
Sfojo in Venetian means sole sh. It is characteristically at, concealing itself at the bottom of the sea until it becomes one with the sand. Likewise as with the briccola which acts like a typical durmast pole marking berths and waterways, passing its years in symbiosis with the lagoon oor and the water which lets them notch and carve away. Sfojo is an authentic slice of briccola, made by time and the sea and then recovered, weathered up to six months and treated by competent hands to give it a new light and a beautiful new life.
Masaneta
Wood & brass coated metal container Medium 195x115 mm Big 285x170 mm
DESIGNER Elisabetta Mancinelli
Masaneta
Just below the water surface, crabs among the long algae at times, or masanette in Venetian, are the silent and brisk inhabitants of fondamenta and rive. The wooden bottom of this object is enclosed by a sharpedged corolla all the way to the base, ending in a minute, poised shape, just like a masaneta’s paws.
Passo
Box set in mahogany wood & ‘murrina’ glass Curved 230x140x70 mm Medium 230x190x90 mm Long 330x110x100 mm
DESIGNER Omri Revesz
Passo
Intersecting with the waterfronts of Venice a trifecta of architecture, man and nature reunites a fascinating journey expressed by stepping gently into the cool, inviting wavy depths. The lid of this wooden box is made of glass and contains a tiered, secret passage leading down below; This proudly carpentered mahogany grain breathes life eternally, as gracefully its steady branches shoot, enveloping the vast unknown and extending the blue horizon. An ideal ornamental harbour to keep all your treasure safe.
Io e Te
Blown glass & a wooden tray
Tray 300x120x100 mm
DESIGNER Marco Zito
Io e Te
The landscape of the lagoon inspire this series, as it plays with the overlapping and interweaving of transparencies combining in these two glasses. The colour and contour of these matching glasses mesh together like a delicate watercolour painting. White fades out like fog wrapping itself around the ‘briccole’ in winter, while summer shades resemble the clear, azure sky. Violet and teal hues inspired by the artichokes grown in Sant’Erasmo. These lagoon visions lean on a long wooden jetty stretch out the imagination in an epic, romantic journey.
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Showroom: Calle Seconda del Cristo, 2210/a - 30125 Venice, Italy Phone / WhatsApp: +39 345 4109007
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EST . 1967
www.lunardelli.net
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International Vision, Italian Passion Tradition, research, passion, manual skill, technology, sustainability. These are the values of Lunardelli, an industrial workshop that gained and developed its expertise in Venice, in the most prestigious historical palazzos, combining technique with styling to give rise to products featuring a unique style. Wood is interpreted as living matter, which is functional and versatile for the design world. Behind every Lunardelli product lie over 45 years of experience in the interior design and architecture world, a process and an organisation affording total quality, the ability to create customised solutions and the desire to guarantee the ultimate performance, durability, well–being levels.
EST . 1967
Lunardelli Est. 1967 srl
EST . 1967
Showroom: Calle Seconda del Cristo, 2210/a 30125 Venice, Italy Ph/WhatsApp: +39 345 4109007 Headquarter: Via delle Industrie,5 30020 Fossalta di Piave - Venice, Italy Ph: +39 0421 67222 https://lunardellivenezia.net info@lunardellivenezia.net www.lunardelli.net info@lunardelli.net
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