Glass Factory (Page 2)

Over the past 150 years, glass factories have undergone significant changes in technology and production methods. From manual glassblowing to machine-blown glass, and now to automated processes, these factories have increased efficiency and output. They have played a vital role in supplying glassware for various industries, including food and beverages. With advancements like computer-controlled machinery and robotic automation, glass factories continue to innovate and produce a wide range of glass products. Sustainability and quality are now key priorities, and these factories are adopting eco-friendly practices while meeting the evolving demands of consumers and industries worldwide.

Murano glassware was historically decorated with opulent rubies and gold and fanciful forms in vibrant colours. He hired freelance designers like Martinuzzi and Fulvio Bianconi regularly. Gio Ponti from 1927, Carlo Scarpa from 1932, Eugene Berman from 1951, Ken Scott from 1951, Franco Albini from 1954, and Massimo Vignelli from 1956 were the designers he commissioned.Read More →