De Majo Contemporary

From the very first day, De Majo IIluminazione gave first priority to the sophisticated company strategy which is the commitment to the quality of the goods. In consequence of this strategy, also his first glass factory itself that was founded on the Isle Murano, played a very important role.

Besides the production of design-orientated lights, traditional Venetian chandeliers are also a special incentive. Thus, De Majo also created in this area an impressive, new creation, on which you can literally see the outstanding quality of Murano glass.

From the very first day, De Majo IIluminazione gave first priority to the sophisticated company strategy which is the commitment to the quality of the goods. In consequence of this strategy,... read more »
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De Majo Contemporary

From the very first day, De Majo IIluminazione gave first priority to the sophisticated company strategy which is the commitment to the quality of the goods. In consequence of this strategy, also his first glass factory itself that was founded on the Isle Murano, played a very important role.

Besides the production of design-orientated lights, traditional Venetian chandeliers are also a special incentive. Thus, De Majo also created in this area an impressive, new creation, on which you can literally see the outstanding quality of Murano glass.

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Carrè AG Wandleuchte De Majo Carrè wall sconce
€476.00 * €452.00 *
48h
- 40 %
A vertically satined and a frosted lampshade with clear edge De Majo Peroni S14 pendant light OPEN BOX SALE
€230.00 * €138.00 *
The white satined Peroni wall sconce De Majo Peroni A wall sconce
€297.00 * €282.00 *
Memory pendant lamp, white satined, brass matt De Majo Memory SP/ SG/ SL pendant light
€416.00 * From €395.00 *
Memory A1 wall lamp, satined with clear edge De Majo Memory A1 wall sconce
€238.00 * €226.00 *
Detailansicht 3x Charlotte S Pendelleuchte De Majo Charlotte S1/S1D pendant light
€357.00 * €339.00 *
Peroni pendant light De Majo Peroni pendant light
€416.00 * €395.00 *
Accommodation example of the Tau wall sconce De Majo Tau wall sconce
€274.00 * €260.00 *
Otto x Otto S1 pendant light De Majo Otto x Otto S1 pendant light
€357.00 * €339.00 *
Otto x Otto P ceiling light De Majo Otto x Otto P ceiling light
€357.00 * €339.00 *
Otto x Otto L table light De Majo Otto x Otto L table light
€357.00 * €339.00 *
Accommodation example of the Otto x Otto K8 chandelier De Majo Otto x Otto K8 chandelier
€5,950.00 * €5,652.00 *
Otto x Otto A wall light De Majo Otto x Otto A wall sconce
€452.00 * €429.00 *
The Charlotte P1 ceiling light De Majo Charlotte P1 ceiling light
€357.00 * €339.00 *
Detailansicht der Tischleuchte Charlotte L1 De Majo Charlotte L1 table light
€357.00 * €339.00 *
Floor lamp Carrè SV in an accomondation example De Majo Carrè SV floor lamp
€1,309.00 * €1,243.00 *
Two Charlotte A1 wall sconces in detail De Majo Charlotte A1wall sconce
€452.00 * €429.00 *

De Majo Contemporary - Traditional craftsmanship

De Majo offers young designers the opportunity to express their creativity. The traditional company remains innovative and competitive. De Majo lamps combine tradition with modernity, elegance with contemporary design.

However, the roots of the company as a manufacturer of high quality crystal glass are still clear. For example, the Charlotte pendant lamp, whose noble lampshades are made by the finest crystal glass that refracts light multifaceted. The classic material is brought in a clear, minimalist design by De Majo. So it works harmoniously with any interior.

The Carre floor lamp has a slim structure and a high quality lampshade made of opal glass. The light is emitted particularly pleasant and atmospheric. By the integrated dimmer the mood can be varied as desired.

The founder Guide de Majo opened in 1947 a glass factory on the island of Murano. A very special place with a unique history, as regards the traditional glass blowers craft. To preserve the secrets, the rulers of Venice issued a decree that compelled all glassblowers of the lagoon city to transfer their ovens and workshops on the island of Murano. Officially this was done for fire protection reasons. More likely it was that the unique techniques should be protected from other nations and royal houses. Murano Glass was finally in the 13th century a coveted commodity.

Until the 15th century, the glass artfully crafted became the main sources of income of the lagoon city. The unique quality of the "Cristallo" called clear glass is today unfortunately hardly clear as much of the work time not survived and exists only in still lives of the Renaissance on.

In the 20th century Murano glass experienced a special appreciation by the Italian Government. By public museums and special materials and training centers, Italy is trying to protect its cultural heritage. Thanks to these measures, the traditional handicraft flourishes again and has such an important role as the famous Bohemian crystal.

The inimitable quality of the glass is still alive in the designs of De Majo. Past designs and techniques have been interpreted for the contemporary and relevant for the international success of the company.

In the official Light Journal by LightingDeluxe.de you will find a variety of current trends in the field of design luminaires. We also inform you about the latest collections of well-known manufacturers. Use the Light Journal as inspiration for your own four walls.

LightingDeluxe offers a wide range of current De Majo lamps and timeless classics of the Venetian manufacturer.

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