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VENINI - Euroluce 2025

VENINI was one of the undisputed stars of Milan Design Week 2025, presenting the “Light In Art” installation at Euroluce (Salone del Mobile) and in its elegant boutique at Via Montenapoleone 10. This immersive project, in which light becomes art and glass transforms into poetry, features masters of design such as Arnaldo Pomodoro, Peter Marino, Michele De Lucchi, Doriana and Massimiliano Fuksas, and Alessandro Mendini.

Allow us to add one thing, Venini is Venini...

Venini is the History, Venini is over 100 years of art in blown glass and Venini is a brand you are going to visit regardless.

I hope you like the photos in the photo gallery, but they don't even remotely make the emotion it feels to be with them in person.

Gabriella Ruggieri for 1blog4u

VENINI (“Parallelo” by Peter Marino)

Designer:
Peter Marino was born in New York in August of 1949. After his studies in painting, sculpture, and art history, he obtained a degree in Architecture, Art and Planning at Cornell University College of Architecture and founded his own architectural firm in New York in 1978.
Marino is considered to be the architect by excellence of luxury brands and has received countless awards for residential and retail projects, as well as for his design of cultural and public spaces all over the world. In addition to being known for having inserted more than 300 contemporary works of art in his architectural projects, as an artist he also owns a unique collection of modern art.
His exceptional artistic vision has led him to create a number of unique works, including a limited collection of bronze boxes.
Peter Marino’s work is notoriously provocative.
The Rotondo, Cilindro, and Parallelo lamps are no exception: using the “Fasce” technique, the artist hot-works coloured strips wrapped around the geometric volumes of CRYSTAL glass, creating luminous vortices of dramatic beauty.
A striking contrast is thus obtained between the transparency of the CRYSTAL and the weight of the material.

VENINI (“FRAKKI” by Michele De Lucchi)

Frakki is the new collection of modular lights designed by architect Michele De Lucchi for VENINI. This project combines the architect’s distinctive creative language with Murano’s artisanal mastery, resulting in a lighting system that reinterprets the concept of modularity through glass shingles. Crafted using the glass plate technique and available in two variants – one narrower and one wider – the glass tiles feature a three-dimensional diamond texture that refracts light, creating vibrant plays of reflection. The modular structure offers endless configuration possibilities, adapting to various scenarios: from dramatic cluster suspensions to floor and table lamps. The collection, available in a limited edition, strikes a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality.

VENINI (“Zoe” by Studio Fuksas)

Designer:
Headed by Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas, Studio Fuksas is an Italian design studio with an international soul, with offices in Rome, Paris and Shenzhen. Massimiliano Fuksas is of Lithuanian origin, but was born in Rome in 1944. He is one of the leading figures on the contemporary architectural scene.

Visiting Professor at several universities worldwide, including Columbia University in New York, the École Spéciale d’Architecture in Parigi, the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna, and the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Stuttgart, Fuksas directed the VII Mostra Internazionale di Architettura in Venice entitled “Less Aesthetics, More Ethics” from 1998 to 2000.
Since the year 2000, he has authored the architecture column in the Italian weekly magazine “L’Espresso”, a column that was founded by Bruno Zevi.

Doriana O. Mandrelli in Fuksas was born in Rome and graduated both in History of Modern and Contemporary Architecture at the Università La Sapienza in Rome and in Architecture at the ESA – École Spéciale d’Architecture – in Paris.
She started working with her husband Massimiliano Fuksas in 1985 and has been responsible for Fuksas Design since 1997. Doriana Fuksas was awarded the honours of “Officier e Commandeur de l’Ordre des Arts et des Lettres de la République Française”, and has received several awards for her creations.

VENINI (“Stele I” by Arnaldo Pomodoro)

Lampada-Stele is the result of the encounter between the artistic vision of Arnaldo Pomodoro and the craftsmanship of VENINI. Inspired by the columns of ancient civilizations, these lamps rise like contemporary totems, symbols of balance and beauty. Designed by Pomodoro in 2002, this previously unreleased collection had not been realized until today due to its great complexity. Stele I, the first of the three luminous stele, is available in both floor and table versions, in a limited edition, making them authentic collector’s items. Crafted in sculpted bronze and sandblasted glass, these creations radiate a vibrant and enveloping light. More than simple lamps, they represent timeless works of art that move and inspire. (press VENINI)

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