2 January 2011
Paris, January 2011 - In Paris Nord Villepinte pavilions, Maestro Fabio Fornasier of LU Murano presents to international design world his creations: LU chandeliers and LUme lamps. Presence marks Venetian company entry into European design panorama.
First participation at Maison & Objet 2011 shows how Murano glass art can respond to international design market needs with traditional artisanal techniques applied to contemporary forms.
2011 edition of Maison & Objet takes place at particular moment for design world. After 2008-2009 economic crisis, sector experiences rebirth characterised by search for quality, authenticity and sustainability. Professionals seek products distinguishing themselves for history and values beyond aesthetics.
With over 85,000 visitors and 3,000 exhibitors, Maison & Objet is reference platform for interior designers, architects, international buyers and distributors seeking best proposals in furniture and decoration sector.
For LU Murano, being present means reaching qualified audience of professionals influencing global market trends.
At centre of LU Murano proposal at Paris 2011 are LU chandeliers, creations embodying evolution of Maestro Fornasier's design thinking. These pieces illustrate how decorative lighting can become architectural and artistic element.
For designers present at fair, LU chandeliers offer solutions for different contexts: from luxury private residences to boutique hotels, from restaurants to commercial spaces requiring character and personality.
Design versatility allows customisations ranging from dimensions to finishes, from colours to light effects, offering each project tailored solution that industrial production cannot guarantee.
Alongside chandeliers, Maestro Fornasier presents at Maison & Objet 2011 also LUme lamps, collection extending LU philosophy towards more intimate and versatile formats. These creations open new possibilities for lighting designers and interior designers.
LUme lamps show how Venetian craftsmanship can adapt to contemporary residential lighting needs, offering pieces functioning both as ambient light and autonomous decorative elements.
For specialised retailers and design showrooms, this collection offers opportunity to diversify offering with products uniting accessibility and exclusivity.
Maestro Fornasier's presence at Maison & Objet 2011 contributes to Made in Italy promotion in design sector. At moment when global market rediscovers importance of artisanal quality, LU Murano creations emphasise how Murano glass can compete at highest levels.
For international distributors present at fair, LU offering allows enriching own catalogue with artisanal creations. Parisian event becomes platform to develop commercial relationships and open markets in Europe, America and Asia.
Event strengthens LU Murano presence in European design and creates commercial opportunities with French distributors and international buyers.

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