Vintage Vistosi chandelier. Decorated with Murano glass pendants. Chromed metal frame. Thanks to its laconic form and intricate design, the chandelier will complement and decorate a modern interior. It has three light points. Italy, 20th century.

The Vistosi family of glassblowers has been mentioned since the 17th century. Even then, the masters' products were of excellent quality. In the 19th century, the company went bankrupt, but fortunately, in 1945, Guglielmo Vistosi revived the family business and a new stage began in the history of the brand. Already in the 50s, the company was able to reach a new level, and invited avant-garde artists from Europe began to take part in the design development. Quite quickly, the laconic linear forms of the lamps became recognizable throughout Europe, and later throughout the world. Despite the fact that the brand's owners and business strategies changed quite often, the main concept remained the same, which allowed the company to maintain style, quality and an excellent reputation. Vistosi lighting fixtures can be found not only in private interiors, but also in museums and private collections, as a standard of style and craftsmanship.