Murano, Venice · Glassmakers since 1947 🇮🇹
De Majo
After the Second World War, Guido de Majo left his native Naples for the Venetian lagoon and in 1947 opened his first glass furnace on Murano. His idea was to bring Murano glass beyond ornate chandeliers into modern lighting, and the company still works with the island’s master glassmakers today.

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Murano glass lighting from the De Majo furnace.

The family
From Naples to Murano
Guido de Majo built a small furnace into one of Murano’s established glassworks by insisting on quality and skilled artisans. When design became central to lighting in the 1970s, De Majo was among the first to invest in it.
His son Lucio, raised among the furnaces, brought traditional Venetian chandeliers back alongside the modern pieces. Designs are made in Murano and drawn by people who know the island’s history, including collaborations with architects such as Massimo Iosa Ghini.
Heritage and modern design
De Majo pairs centuries-old Murano techniques with a clean, contemporary eye, offering both classic Venetian chandeliers and minimal modern glass lighting.
Why buy De Majo from LoftModern
Authentic Murano glass
Each piece comes from a Murano glassworks with more than seventy years of history.
Two styles, one maker
From classic chandeliers to minimal pendants, all made with the same glass craft.
Help before you buy
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Trade and project orders
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