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Seguso

A Murano family tradition spanning artistic glass, Venetian lighting and sculptural interior pieces.

Seguso · Splendor · a detail from the lighting collection
Splendor · a detail from the lighting collection
Origin
Murano, Venice · Italy
Heritage
Family glassmaking history since 1397
Design world
Murano glass · Lighting · Furniture

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Origins & history

The Seguso family traces its documented connection with Murano glassmaking to 1397. Its story runs through generations of masters, archival designs and experiments in artistic glass. The family’s work developed across decorative objects, lighting and interior pieces, carrying the knowledge of the furnace into both individual works and larger architectural settings.

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Vision & philosophy

Preserving knowledge and sharing the beauty of glass are central to the family’s philosophy. The archive is treated as a source of possibilities for contemporary work, while making remains tied to the skills of Murano. Artistic glass and functional interiors develop alongside one another, linking expressive objects with the practical experience of light and space.

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Style & materials

Clear and coloured glass is drawn into sweeping arms, layered details and sculptural supports. The range moves from Venetian decorative lighting to furniture in which glass becomes part of the structure. Vento, Flambeau Pier and Barena show that versatility, from a wall-mounted light to a table lamp and a dining table.

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Selected designs

A closer look at pieces from the brand’s collections, revealing its forms, details and approach to craft.

Seguso Vento · Five-light wall sconce

Five-light wall sconce

Vento

Sweeping transparent arms and layered glass details give this wall light a distinctly Venetian character.

Seguso Flambeau Pier · Seven-light table lamp

Seven-light table lamp

Flambeau Pier

A candelabrum-like form brings the rhythm and ornament of a chandelier to a tabletop scale.

Seguso Barena · Dining table

Dining table

Barena

Sculpted glass legs support a calm oval top, allowing transparency to become an architectural feature.

Product and collection imagery: Seguso.