Murano glass is surging in popularity across Australian homes, blending Venetian heritage with modern coastal aesthetics.
This trend taps into a desire for authentic, handcrafted pieces that elevate interiors while offering timeless investment value.
Lumini Collections positions itself perfectly with its curated vintage inventory.
Image 1 - Murano White Glass Chandelier with Brass Frame, Contemporary
Why Murano Glass Is Trending in Australia
Australia's design scene favours light-filled, minimalist spaces that nod to mid-century modernism.
Murano glass fits seamlessly its clean lines and sculptural forms diffuse light beautifully in high-ceiling homes from Sydney to Byron Bay.
Recent collector interest has spiked, driven by pieces from makers like Barovier & Toso and Seguso, which appreciate steadily as tastes mature.
Image 2 - Archimede Seguso Murano Scavo Glass Vase, Italy 1960s
Hand-blown on Venice's Murano island since the 13th century, these items feature signature bubbles and colour swirls impossible to replicate in mass production.
In 2026, sustainable sourcing and provenance matter more than ever, making vintage Murano a smart choice over reproductions.
Perfect for Australian Interiors
Murano pendants hang elegantly over open-plan dining areas, casting prismatic glows without overwhelming minimalist palettes.
Sconces add drama to hallways, while opaline vases ground natural materials like timber and linen.
Byron Bay's coastal vibe pairs especially well with pink vetro soffiato tones and 1970s fluid designs.
Image 3 - Amber Murano Glass Pendant Light by AV Mazzega, 1970s
These pieces thrive in light-drenched spaces, turning everyday rooms into galleries. Pair them with local stone or rattan for that effortless Australian-Italian fusion.
Lumini Collections' Standout Inventory
Lumini Collections curates rare vintage Murano glass lighting, including ribbed pendants, sombrero lamps, opaline sconces, and hand-blown chandeliers straight from Italy.
Highlights include pink vetro soffiato pieces and Vistosi-era designs that echo the trend's mid-century roots.
Image 4 - Contemporary Murano Wall Lighting in a curated space
Each item arrives rewired for Australian standards, with full authenticity documentation. From Byron Bay studios to Melbourne apartments, these elevate spaces with Venetian warmth and collectible value.
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Piece Type |
Key Features |
Ideal Australian Space |
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Ribbed Pendant |
Sunlit color diffusion, hand-blown |
Coastal dining |
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Sombrero Lamp |
Sculptural mid-century form |
Lounge or bedroom |
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Opaline Sconce |
Soft ambient glow, wall-mounted |
Hallway or vanity |
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Hand-Blown Chandelier |
Multi-layered elegance |
Open-plan living |
Spotting Authentic Murano Value
True Murano bears furnace marks, irregular bubbles, and maker signatures—hallmarks absent in fakes flooding the market.
Start collecting with verified pieces from established names to build expertise.
Lumini ensures every item traces back to its Venetian origin, protecting your investment.
"Murano glass adds a character that mass-produced lighting can't replicate, perfect for Australia's light-filled homes."
Zeno Lumini
Image 5 - Italian Murano Blue Glass Drop Chandelier by Paolo Venini.
Shop the Murano Trend at Lumini
Ready to bring Venetian sparkle to your space?
Browse Lumini Collections' Murano Glass Collection for Byron Bay-sourced vintage gems.
Step into the Lumini showroom in Byron Bay and experience the timeless beauty of Murano glass up close, a space where Italian artistry meets coastal elegance.
Each piece tells a story shaped by light, colour, and tradition.
Whether you’re discovering our collection in person or from across the world, Lumini brings the craftsmanship of Murano to your home, with worldwide shipping available on all pieces.