Liquid Art House Boston represents the largest art gallery in the American city, a cultural space housing over 13,000 works by more than 1,400 international artists. This prestigious institution has chosen LU Murano chandeliers by Master Fabio Fornasier to illuminate exhibition spaces and the internal restaurant.
The gallery sought a lighting solution that combined technical functionality with artistic value. LU Murano responded with an integrated system that transforms lighting into a distinctive architectural element of the cultural project.
The installation features an LU 72 lights chandelier in unique amethyst configuration, characterised by multi-level structure suspended in the main hall. The intense amethyst colouring creates visual dialogue with displayed collections, whilst 72 light sources ensure optimal illumination for artistic viewing.
The project is completed with amethyst LUme lamps illuminating the gallery restaurant spaces. The chromatic coordination between LU 72 lights chandelier and LUme lamps demonstrates Master Fornasier's ability to create complex lighting systems that unify different spaces whilst maintaining aesthetic coherence.
The amethyst installation transforms the main hall into an immersive environment where Venetian glass art and international contemporary collections integrate harmoniously. The presence of the LU chandelier enhances visitors' cultural experience through technical lighting and distinctive visual impact.
The realisation of the LU 72 lights chandelier for Liquid Art House required specific design for a demanding cultural environment. Master Fornasier developed a creation that responds to the functional and aesthetic needs of a space welcoming 200,000 annual visitors.
For artistic lighting projects in cultural spaces and museum installations, we offer specialised consultancy in integrating Venetian glass art with contemporary architecture.

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