Among the elements that define the interior's identity, Jube, the Vistosi collection designed by Favaretto & Partners, stands out. Born from the desire to reinterpret the tradition of Murano blown glass with a contemporary twist, the project stands out for its balance between form, function, and material—principles that have always guided the studio's design approach.

The collection's distinctive element is the overlapping of two diffusers: an outer volume in transparent glass enclosing an inner diffuser in polished white crystal. This refined dialogue between surfaces, transparencies, and depth gives the lamp a discreet yet recognizable presence, enhancing the space without ever weighing it down. The light is diffused softly and uniformly, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere that complements everyday life and highlights materials, textures, and architectural details.

In Harbourview Residences, Jube fits naturally into a project where every element was chosen to interact with the architecture and surrounding landscape. The translucent glass reflects the light from the large openings overlooking Auckland Harbor, creating a continuous play of reflections that changes throughout the day and helps define the character of the spaces.

Crafted according to the ancient tradition of Murano artistic glass, Jube represents the meeting of Vistosi's manufacturing excellence and the design vision of Favaretto & Partners. Each diffuser is the result of the skill of master glassmakers, who transform the glass into a light and luminous element, capable of expressing the full quality of craftsmanship.

Thanks to its timeless elegance and the versatility of its configurations, Jube finds its natural home in residential projects and hospitality spaces, where lighting becomes an integral part of the interior design. In this residence, the collection not only serves a lighting function, but also contributes to building a harmonious dialogue between light, Italian design, and architecture, transforming every room into a space to be experienced, observed, and shared.