spare parts for classic murano glass chandeliers
CAN'T FIND THE PART YOU ARE LOOKING FOR? No PROBLEM SEND US A PHOTO
Spare parts for chandeliers classic venetians in Murano glass even if produced by other glassworks: Low leaves, High leaves, Flowers, Bases, Arms, Final, Cups, Bows, Assembly instructions, balls, bells, bows, bushings, crown, discs, drops, rosettes, bases, clubs, central, spheres or bowls, cups or bobeches, pendants, bows, rings, sticks.
These objects are positioned in the holes of the disc and embellish the central part of the Murano chandelier chandelier
The cups or mugs are the glass diffusers that cover the light source
The glass bottom covers the aluminum lining inside which the electrical connections are made
To create a unique Murano chandelier, which will delight not only your family, but also your friends, you can buy the finished product or find chandeliers with missing or broken parts and buy from us the individual spare parts even for chandeliers produced by other glassworks. On the Murano.website site you can find and buy all the elements necessary to complete or vary the appearance of the chandelier.
All different types of chandelier parts in terms of shape and size of the components.
They can be purchased if you want to enrich or change a chandelier, or as a replacement in case of breakage of the chandelier parts.
The offer includes not only leaves or flowers in Murano glass in transparent crystal color but also the most varied colors, from opaline to smoky passing through the classic red and pink.
The individual parts of the Murano chandeliers that we offer are grouped by main typologies:
Tall leaves (with the tip pointing upwards)
In short, everything you need to find the Murano chandelier part you need.
You are privileged to own a Murano blown glass chandelier.
What do you say? You're missing some pieces.
Okay, we can supply you with those particular components,
for example replacement cups, to replace broken or lost parts, of your Murano glass chandelier
We create spare parts for Murano glass chandeliers such as low leaves, high leaves, flowers, central ones, cups, mugs, arms, even of considerable difficulty, in very difficult colours such as smoky, opaline and white silk;
but above all we provide you with spare parts even if the original chandeliers were produced by glassworks that have now closed.
For years Fabbrica Lampadari Murano provides the online design and antique community with the best chandelier parts to help them achieve the standard of excellence they are looking for.
We have the largest catalog of Murano glass spare parts for chandeliers at the best prices on the web.
If you are looking for Murano chandelier parts that suit your needs, you will find them right here: we make spare parts on request exactly as you need them.
We do custom work, so if you are looking for someone to help you find that one-of-a-kind piece or you are looking for a specific color of Murano glass, let us know and we can help you find it.
Now that your beautiful Murano glass chandelier is complete, follow these guidelines to ensure that it integrates perfectly with the environment of your home and all the objects and furnishings present.
Use Venetian decoration to liven up your living room
There are two dominant styles in decorating a Murano living room: contemporary Venetian and historical Venetian.
Even though these two styles are rooted in the same vein, they are very different in their aesthetic appearance and the creations they propose.
These styles share a love of rich, vibrant colors. In a contemporary Venetian living room, a bold red sofa, along with luxurious curtains, blends very well with clean-lined tables.
Faux-stone Colors: Linear patterns and earthy tones combine boldly colored furniture. With a historic Venetian living room, carved wood furniture and paintings will be just perfect.
Baroque furniture fits with the historic Murano decor, while Baroque fits with contemporary Venetian decor.
There is one important thing to remember with both styles: the opulence is in the details. Use Murano chandeliers that match the Venetian stucco walls, fine Murano glass wall lamps, and ornate tapestries to add opulence.
Always let in as much natural light as possible.
When decorating a Venetian living room, remember the rich history and culture of Venice. Faith, family, and food shape the culture of the Venetians, and the spirit of these concepts should come through in the decor. Venetian plaster connected to Victorian style furniture is pretty much standard Venetian work. The ornate walls connected to the Venetian style resemble vines. The lines twist and curve around each other and sometimes fold back on themselves.
No discussion of Venetian decoration would be complete without addressing masks. Venetian masks are reminiscent of a centuries-old tradition associated with the Carnival of Venice. They come in five different types. The bauta is a full-face mask with no mouth opening, but the chin would be pointed upwards allowing the wearer to eat and drink in anonymity. The volto or larva mask is predominantly white. It is meant to resemble ghosts. The moretta was not commonly worn in the mid to late 1700s. It is characterized by a veil that falls over the mask. The colombina is a half mask. The plague doctor or medico della peste (the series inspired by it on netflix) are the masks with the long beak-like protuberance. These masks are essential to any Venetian parlor.
One last note: don't overdo it. Maximum 10 Murano chandeliers per room -)
