Venini Deco: Art Déco Rhythm in Murano Glass

Venini Deco: the rhythm that illuminates space

If you are looking for a vase capable of decorating a room on its own, Deco is a dramatic choice. The shape is constructed from raised rings that repeat and change in size, like ripples in water: light flows, breaks, and then returns. The result is a compact, almost architectural volume, signed by Napoleone Martinuzzi, one of the protagonists of Venini's Art Deco period.

Opaline, explained without technical jargon

Many Deco variants are created in opaline glass. The core is lattimo, an opaque white with a porcelain-like effect. During the crafting process, it is "cased," meaning it is coated with thin layers of transparent or colored glass: this keeps the hue deep and luminous, never flat, with a smooth, silky surface.

Curiosities about Venini Deco

What makes a VENINI Deco vase recognizable?

The silhouette is punctuated by raised rings that increase and decrease in size, creating waves and reflections when light hits it.

Deco is made of opaline glass: what does that mean?

"Opaline" refers to glass with a full, luminous appearance. It originates from lattimo, an opaque white, coated with thin layers of transparent or colored glass to give depth to the color.

Who designed the Deco series?

The series is signed by Napoleone Martinuzzi, an artist and designer associated with Venini's Art Deco period.

Where does a Deco vase look best in the home?

It is ideal as a statement piece on consoles, sideboards, dining tables, or bookshelves. Its compact and rhythmic volume fills the space with balance.