Venetian Design

Venetian design, with its lavish and ornate aesthetic, embodies a tradition of craftsmanship in the applied and decorative arts that dates back centuries. Renowned for its intricate glasswork and sumptuous textiles, Venetian artistry is a testament to the city’s historical mercantile networks that facilitated a fusion of Byzantine, Islamic, and Renaissance influences. This confluence of styles is manifested in the delicate filigree of Murano glass, the rich patterns of Fortuny fabrics, and the bold marquetry of classic furniture pieces. As a pinnacle of luxury and elegance, Venetian design continues to inspire contemporary artisans who seek to merge opulent heritage with modern sensibilities, thus maintaining Venice’s esteemed legacy within the international design lexicon.

Maiolica tin-glazed earthenware, a product of the Renaissance

On: August 14, 2023

Maiolica is a tin-glazed earthenware that was produced during the Renaissance in Italy. The name comes from Majorca, the island from which, in the 15th century, a lot of Hispano-Moresque tin-glazed pottery was brought into Italy. The technique of covering with a tin glaze earthenware was similar to that used elsewhere in Europe for delftware and faience.Read More →

Marilena Boccato Italian Product Pesigner

On: June 26, 2023

In: Architecture, Decorative & Applied Arts, Design News, Designers, Industrial Design, Industrial Designers

Marilena Boccato is a designer from Italy who worked in Treviso and Padua. In 1967, Boccato began her professional career. She collaborated with Gian Nicola Gigante and Antonio Zambusi.Read More →

Venetian Design

Maiolica tin-glazed earthenware, a product of the Renaissance

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Marilena Boccato Italian Product Pesigner

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