The history of Vistosi comes to life in the Virtual Museum

From 9 to 18 October, Vistosi will take part in Venice Design Week 2026 with Anisette Table and Futura Floor, showcased at the Radisson Collection Hotel, Palazzo Nani – Venice. Two collections that embody the meeting of Murano glassmaking tradition and contemporary design, bringing Vistosi's design vision to the heart of one of the world's leading international design events.

As part of Milan Design Week 2026, Vistosi is taking part in FÒCO – Living notes by Studiopepe, the new interior design project presented by Archiproducts Milano. Within an installation inspired by fire as a generative element, a selection of Vistosi collections explores the dialogue between light, glass and architecture, expressing the balance between manufacturing tradition, technological innovation and design research.

The Anisette collection, designed by Francesco Lucchese for Vistosi, has been awarded the Compasso d’Oro International Award and has been added to the permanent collection of the ADI Design Museum in Milan. This prestigious accolade celebrates the collection’s ability to reinterpret the tradition of Murano blown glass through a contemporary lens, combining technical innovation, design research and masterful craftsmanship. This achievement confirms Vistosi’s commitment to promoting the excellence of Italian design on the international stage.

To mark Venice Design Week 2025, Vistosi transformed the Church of San Leonardo into an evocative spectacle of light using Giogali, the iconic modular system designed by Angelo Mangiarotti in 1967. A monumental installation in blown glass interacted with the historic architecture, highlighting Vistosi’s masterful craftsmanship and the extraordinary versatility of a design which, even today, remains a symbol of Italian design and the ongoing exploration of innovation, tradition and the culture of glass.

Vistosi is the focus of the “Euroluce 2025” special airing on Sky Arte, with a segment dedicated to the creation of the Link collection and the collaboration with Studio Curiosity. This recognition highlights the company’s design vision and its role on the international contemporary design scene.

Vistosi has won three iF Design Awards 2025 for its Anisette, Plissé and Riketta collections, reaffirming its leading role on the international design scene. This significant accolade recognises the company’s ability to combine innovation, design research and the excellence of Murano blown glass.

Three Vistosi collections – Groove, Plissé and Riketta – have been honoured at the 2024 Good Design Awards, one of the most prestigious international design awards. This is a significant achievement that celebrates the design excellence, innovation and craftsmanship that set the brand and its creations apart.

Following its presentation in Milan, Vistosi is also taking centre stage at the Rome leg of the ADI Design Index 2024 with Anisette, the collection designed by Francesco Lucchese. Its inclusion in one of the most prestigious selections of Italian design represents a significant recognition of the company’s research journey, which continues to combine innovation, design culture and the excellence of Murano blown glass.

Vistosi has secured a major accolade at the 2025 German Design Awards, winning three prizes in the Excellent Product Design – Lighting category with its Anisette, Faro and Riketta collections. This achievement confirms the excellence of Vistosi’s design and its ability to combine Murano tradition, innovation and design research.

Giogali has been added to the permanent collection of Die Neue Sammlung – The Design Museum in Munich, thanks to a donation from the collector Lutz Holz. This is a significant recognition for Vistosi and for the international standing of Murano glass.

Vistosi is reaffirming its presence on the international design scene with three new nominations for the German Design Award 2025: Anisette, Faro and Riketta. These three collections, designed by Francesco Lucchese and Oriano Favaretto, explore the relationship between light, glass and material through different design languages.