Lampada da terra modello LT316 “Sfumato”

Designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega in the 1970s, the Model LT316 floor lamp is among the most accomplished examples of modular Murano glass lighting from the period. Composed of individually hand-blown glass elements stacked upon a bronze base, the design achieves a remarkable balance between sculptural presence and functional elegance.

The lamp’s distinctive vertical composition is created through a sequence of clear and satin-finished glass modules, producing a rhythmic interplay of transparency, texture, and light. When illuminated, the glass softly diffuses the light source, creating a warm and atmospheric glow while emphasizing the depth and craftsmanship of each individual element.

More than a lighting fixture, the LT316 functions as a sculptural object, its architectural form commanding attention within an interior. The careful proportions, refined materials, and modular construction exemplify the innovative approach to glass design that made Murano lighting of the 1970s internationally renowned.

Highly sought after by collectors, the LT316 is considered one of Carlo Nason’s most important floor lamp designs and remains increasingly difficult to find, particularly in well-preserved condition. Combining exceptional Murano craftsmanship with a bold yet timeless aesthetic, it stands as a significant example of Italian design from the golden age of modern lighting.

Riferimento: Carlo Nason Glass Designer 1959 - 2020, R. Chiesa & A. Zannoni, p. 134