The centerpiece of the exhibition is Jeff, designed by Pio and Tito Toso, a collection that interprets light as pure form. The rigadin-worked crystal diffusers, combined with the integrated LED light source, create light and dynamic modular compositions that, when turned on, enhance the depth of the glass and, when turned off, transform into elegant sculptural presences.

Next to Jeff is Anisette, designed by Francesco Lucchese and recently awarded the Compasso d'Oro International Award. Presented in a tabletop version, the collection reinterprets the archetypal lantern through an innovative construction system that leaves the glass the centerpiece, diffusing a soft, enveloping light.

Also by Francesco Lucchese is Armonia, presented in a wall version. The balloton and rigadin workmanship, combined with the different glass finishes, enhance the material through a calibrated light that enhances its depth, texture, and three-dimensionality.

Completing the selection are Jube, by Favaretto & Partners, presented in pendant, table, and floor lamp versions, where overlapping glass diffusers create refined effects of light and transparency, and Faro, by Oriano Favaretto, a minimalist table lamp in which two diffusers interact to create a precise, discreet, and profoundly architectural light.

Within the project curated by Archiproducts Milano, the Vistosi collections do more than simply illuminate the space; they become an integral part of the design narrative. Each element contributes to creating an environment in which craftsmanship, technological innovation, and expressive research coexist in perfect balance, confirming the ability of Murano glass to interpret contemporary design through a timeless language.