la murrina Chandeliers - Blown Venetian Glass - enews January 2011
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la murrina is the premiere Italian designer of blown Venetian glass chandeliers. http://www.lamurrina.com/ This is the e-news released January 2011 highlighting their chandelier Medusa and Orso statuette.
![la murrina
M U R A N O
For commercial
and technical information:
la murrina usa inc.
Showrooms
Contract offices:
New York (212) 751 24 01
Los Angeles (310) 858 70 80
info@lamurrina.us
www.lamurrina.us
e-news january 2011
Snow is a poem. A poem that falls from the clouds in
delicate white flakes. […] It has a name. A name of
dazzling whiteness. Snow.
Maxence Fermine
In Italy, winter is a flutter. To the excitement of
skiers and romantics alike, the snow falls serene
and immaculate; a sheer white blanket covering the
Alps and hillside. How can interiors share in this
mystique while keeping the frost outside?
la murrina moulds its own wonderland, also for those near
the equator who’ve always dreamt of snow, from an
enchanting chandelier of its New Classic collection and a
silhouette figurine.
The chandelier is the acclaimed Medusa in white, emulating
a glistening snowflake. It is taken a step further as
Medusa Swarovski, drops of translucent crystal multiplying
beams of light, transforming the lamp into a true icicle prism.
Below, Orso coalesces the pristine flurry into an endearing
ice statuette.
No two snowflakes being the same, each piece of Medusa
and Orso are unique and irreplaceable. Individually
handcrafted by the glass maestros of Murano, all la murrina
products are scrupulously made in Italy.
If instead you are longing for warmer weather or basking in
the bright rays of summer, fear not. The red Medusa is
reminiscent of a solar star, radiating the center of homes
as well as public spaces.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/lamurrina-enews-january-2011-130620111235-phpapp02/85/la-murrina-Chandeliers-Blown-Venetian-Glass-enews-January-2011-1-320.jpg?cb=1371726948)
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la murrina Chandeliers - Blown Venetian Glass - enews January 2011
- 1. la murrina M U R A N O For commercial and technical information: la murrina usa inc. Showrooms Contract offices: New York (212) 751 24 01 Los Angeles (310) 858 70 80 info@lamurrina.us www.lamurrina.us e-news january 2011 Snow is a poem. A poem that falls from the clouds in delicate white flakes. […] It has a name. A name of dazzling whiteness. Snow. Maxence Fermine In Italy, winter is a flutter. To the excitement of skiers and romantics alike, the snow falls serene and immaculate; a sheer white blanket covering the Alps and hillside. How can interiors share in this mystique while keeping the frost outside? la murrina moulds its own wonderland, also for those near the equator who’ve always dreamt of snow, from an enchanting chandelier of its New Classic collection and a silhouette figurine. The chandelier is the acclaimed Medusa in white, emulating a glistening snowflake. It is taken a step further as Medusa Swarovski, drops of translucent crystal multiplying beams of light, transforming the lamp into a true icicle prism. Below, Orso coalesces the pristine flurry into an endearing ice statuette. No two snowflakes being the same, each piece of Medusa and Orso are unique and irreplaceable. Individually handcrafted by the glass maestros of Murano, all la murrina products are scrupulously made in Italy. If instead you are longing for warmer weather or basking in the bright rays of summer, fear not. The red Medusa is reminiscent of a solar star, radiating the center of homes as well as public spaces.