Elegant and clean lines define this remarkable chair, exquisitely crafted of refined materials. Both suitable for private and contract areas, it rests on a solid beechwood structure boasting a dark red finish and features a meticulously detailed seat upholstered in a fine gray fabric. Please consult the Concierge for customization options and further details.
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Siru Illuminazione
Veneto, Italy | Lighting Maker
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A work that has always been handcrafted light and glass, in an exclusive and imperfect alchemy
Siru represents the essence of Venetian craftsmanship, blending the centuries-old tradition of blown glass artistry with a modern and tailored approach. Located in a region rich in history and culture, Siru embodies the legacy of ancient Venetian glassmaking, renowned worldwide for its refinement and uniqueness.
The company stands out for its high production flexibility and exceptional ability to interpret projects, making it the ideal partner for design studios and the custom market. Thanks to this versatility, Siru creates models ranging from the standards featured in its catalogs to exclusive pieces designed and commissioned by renowned designers.
Artisanal craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail are at the core of Siru’s philosophy. Each project is approached with dedication, aiming to create works that perfectly combine aesthetics and functionality. The quality of the glass, a distinctive element of Siru’s creations, stems from the use and processing of carefully selected raw materials, where the glass’s color is achieved by adding minerals during the sand melting process.
The result is unique works where ongoing research intertwines with the identity of Venetian tradition. Siru is committed not only to producing luxury décor items but also to preserving the art of blown glass, an invaluable cultural heritage.