Old world techniques are used to create modern light fixtures of timeless design.
With all the mass produced light fixtures on the market today, it’s nice to see a line that is not only functional but oh, so beautiful. While blown glass is the speciality of Studio Bel Vetro owners Lisa Spinella and Paulo DeLima, other techniques such as casting, fusing and cold fabrication are also used when creating larger pieces.
Spinella had a career as a professional ballet dancer before studying photography, then glass blowing. DeLima has been blowing glass for a decade and has trained in Venice, Italy. Working from their Brockton, MA studio, Spinella and DeLima handcraft chandeliers, pendants and sconces in their distinctive style.
A favorite everyone loves is the Bubble chandelier. Any size, any color – if you can image it, they can bring it to life.
Don’t miss the retro bubble chandelier in Mid-Century Vibe Kitchen.
Love the bubble glass chandeliers! The one above the tub in last year’s Kips Bay Showhouse was one of my favorite pieces in the entire home. Thanks for sharing.
These are a pleasant change from all the mass produced lights. Thanks for sharing!
The bubble chandelier is whimsical and but very functional. Brings a smile to young and old alike Great Find!.
I love the bubble one! Thanks for stopping by my blog and commenting on my bookmarks!