In the heart of the city of Milan, iDOGI Spazio Milano opens its doors, a place to meet and discuss, to welcome clients and designers, collectors and professionals, to imagine and design new paths for Venetian art glass.
Founded in 1968, iDOGI is renowned for creating chandeliers, furnishings and light sculptures for some of the world’s most prestigious palaces and villas.
iDOGI Spazio Milano welcomes guests at Foro Buonaparte 55, protected by a splendid inner courtyard, and lit by a large skylight and an open-air area.
Here, two large Rezzonico-style chandeliers, flagships of the Venetian company, shine with light.
Domenico Caminiti, President of iDOGI, comments. “Today we collaborate with the best glass masters and craftsmen in Venice, where we have our showroom and headquarters – plus a furnace and experimental hub in Murano.
With iDOGI Spazio Milano we want to extend a creative network that is increasingly open to the whole world. At the same time we want to preserve and innovate the world of Venetian artistic glass, because this is the future of this sector”.
“The challenges that the present imposes on us must be met with other challenges” Caminiti continues “This is where iDOGI Spazio Milano fits in, which is why we are designing Murano’s first hybrid furnace and are also working on new collections that start from the traditional design of Rezzonico chandeliers, break it down and recompose it“.
For more information visit www.idogi.com.
