From 8 to 13 April 2025, Vistosi took centre stage at the 63rd edition of Salone del Mobile.Milano, taking part in the biennial Euroluce exhibition with a stand covering over 400 square metres spread over two levels in Hall 6.

An exhibition project that has reaffirmed the company’s vision: to combine the tradition of Murano glassblowing with contemporary design, transforming light into an experience capable of engaging architects, designers, professionals and enthusiasts from all over the world.

The space, designed by the Swiss studio atelier oï, has become a truly immersive experience, where materials, light and architecture interact in perfect harmony. Spectacular installations, reflections, transparencies and textural details guided visitors on a journey of discovery through the new collections and the latest developments in Vistosi’s iconic ranges, illustrating the ongoing interplay between craftsmanship, innovation and research.

For Euroluce 2025, Vistosi has chosen to revisit the exhibition concept presented two years earlier, continuing the narrative thread that runs through all the brand’s communications: the Virtual Museum.

The stand is, in fact, inspired by the "New Exhibits" Pavilion of the digital museum and translates its aesthetic into a physical space. Warm tones, drapery, display niches and the interplay of depth recreate the same refined atmosphere as the virtual environment, offering visitors an immersive experience that transcends the boundary between the real and the digital.

The coloured chains covering the exterior of the stand filter the light, creating effects of transparency and ever-changing colours, whilst the interior spaces unfold as a succession of rooms, each showcasing a collection through its own narrative. Every detail has been carefully designed to highlight the charm of blown glass and the creative process that arises from the fusion of the master glassmakers’ expertise and contemporary design.

Euroluce provided an opportunity to unveil four new collections that interpret contemporary design through different styles, yet are united by the same exploration of light and glass.

Dione, designed by atelier oï, explores the theme of balance and suspension through rings of blown glass that appear to float in space, creating light and poetic compositions.

Link, designed by Gwenaël Nicolas, is the result of an innovative connection system between elements of worked crystal that allows for infinite configurations, transforming light into a dynamic and modular structure.

Jeff, designed by Pio and Tito Toso, interprets the pendant light as a luminous sculpture composed of crystal elements that can be freely combined to create ever-changing compositions.

Globose, designed by Romani Saccani Architetti Associati, redefines the concept of decorative lighting thanks to a modular structure that distributes light sources throughout the space with great freedom, making it ideal for both hospitality and residential settings.

Alongside its new collections, Vistosi has expanded some of its most iconic ranges with new versions and sizes.

The Anisette collection is expanded with a new table lamp that retains the elegance of the original pendant; Faro introduces new sizes and new wall-mounted and table versions, whilst Plissé expands its range with more compact pendant lamps and new finishes, confirming the ongoing evolution of the brand’s iconic collections.

Euroluce 2025 marked a new chapter in Vistosi’s journey, confirming the company’s ability to interpret the tradition of Venetian glass through a contemporary, innovative and international lens.

An edition featuring new collections, prestigious collaborations, design innovation and immersive experiences that transformed the Vistosi stand into one of the most visited spots at the event.

Join us in reliving the highlights of this extraordinary experience.