It is a story told through images that celebrates light as a living material, a form of design thinking and an expression of a constantly evolving identity.

The new Vistosi Catalogue features a completely revamped graphic design: a brand-new cover, an elegant editorial concept and a layout designed to showcase every collection, every detail and every atmosphere. It is a reference tool, but also an object to be leafed through with pleasure, drawing inspiration from the culture of glass and design.

The catalogue opens with fully updated introductory content: from the illustrated index to the company’s history, from special projects to international awards, right through to an in-depth section dedicated to LED technology. A narrative designed to guide architects, interior designers and professionals on a journey of discovery through the Vistosi universe, offering a more fluid, engaging and content-rich reading experience.

The stars of this edition are three new collections that interpret blown glass through different design languages. Jeff, designed by Pio and Tito Toso, explores the relationship between geometry, modularity and light, transforming crystal into a true architectural element. Dione, created by atelier oï, offers a poetic and contemporary vision of light, where balance and lightness merge into a single form. Globose, designed by Romani Saccani Architetti Associati, celebrates the purity of form and the expressive power of simplicity, creating an essential and sculptural luminous presence. Three distinct collections, united by the same design philosophy and the mastery of blown glass, which has always been at the heart of Vistosi’s identity.

Alongside the new additions, numerous iconic collections are also being expanded with new versions and configurations.

Anisette introduces its new table lamp version, whilst Faro and Plissé expand their ranges with new styles and sizes. Groove evolves with new configurations, whilst Oro, Poc, Puppet, Puppet Ring and Rina welcome new LED versions. Pure is also being revamped with new designs, further expanding the possibilities for creating compositions.

The brand’s historic collections are also given a new lease of life through a completely revamped photographic style, which highlights their contemporary relevance and ongoing dialogue with contemporary architecture and interior design.

With over 80 new product photographs and more than 30 new settings, the Vistosi Catalogue spans almost 500 pages dedicated to lighting, glass and design.

Each photograph is designed to highlight the materials, the details and the quality of the light, offering a perspective that inspires designers, retailers and design enthusiasts.

More than just a catalogue, it is a journey through the world of Vistosi: a working tool, a source of inspiration and a narrative that bears witness to the ongoing evolution of our approach to light.