Barovier&Toso
Veronese Table Lamp
The Veronese table lamp by Barovier&Toso is designed by Umberto Riva and, in keeping with the Venetian tradition, confuses its appearance as a lighting fixture with that of a crystal vase. It finds its original inspiration in a famous Annunciation by the Renaissance painter Paolo Veronese in which a vase appears crossed by a ray of light, whose traditional rounded shapes are taken up with meticulous precision by the body of this lamp. Here the divine light of the Veronese is replaced by a small screen that floats in the center of the basin, held in position by delicate metal parts and designed to radiate its light along the Venetian crystal edges.
Ø 38 x H.51 cm
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An ancient and glorious tradition permeates the lamps of Barovier & Toso: its seven centuries of history make it one of the European long-living companies and guarantee a position of absolute pre-eminence in the world of glass art. Barovier has always been synonymous of Murano glass: a dynasty that has gone through the ages keeping this secular art alive and in step with the times. Barovier & Toso chandeliers are today considered the highest expression of luxury and are used in the boutiques of the best fashion houses as well as in the mansions of kings and princes all over the world. They are precious objects in shapes and in history, made entirely by hand according to the techniques of the past.Read more
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Umberto Riva
Umberto Riva (1928-2021) was an esteemed Italian architect. He was a pupil of Carlo Scarpa in Venice, from whom he drew an interest in an architecture far from easy minimalist temptations and a taste for daring spatial research. In the interiors designed by Riva, the plans are never trivially orthogonal, the rooms surprise and take on a different perspective depending on the point of view, often giving life to suggestive plays of light. Riva, who was also a passionate painter, devoted most of his career mainly to small-scale projects such as villas and apartments, among which those of Casa Frea in Milan and Casa di Palma in Sardinia stand out. he park of official awards, dedicating the greatest honors to him - including a Gold Medal from the Triennale for his career - only in the last years of his life. He also worked as a product designer, focusing above all on lamps, with brands such as Fontana Arte, Francesconi or Barovier & Toso. In recent years, several of his best-known creations have been re-edited by Tacchini.
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