Feeling the Baroque Allure
Florea Family Line
As Sinuous and Rich as the Variety of Flowers
The Florea family line takes its name and inspiration from nature itself. The volutes and curvy lines of every item of this family recalls the magnificence of the Baroque age. Shapes and finishings are more than decorated like the beautiful flowers one can find during a relaxing walk along the mountains or through the vast gardens of the most famous cities. This line is marked by a typical spherical etching enriched with lots of curly mirrored tiles.
The Accademia family line recalls a collection of different important artistic mirrors. The most iconic element of this mirror collection is made by a vast variety of golden and pink shades and beautiful sphere etchings that bring to mind a pearl necklace.
Handcrafted Luxury Fretwork Room Divider
Aster Contemporary Style Screen
Artistic Engravings and Antique Mirrored Finish Glass
Materials
Four panel accordion structure made of wood with charcoal finish.
Each panel is covered with extra-clear bevelled glass with medium antique mirrored finish.
Geometric motifs and shiny sphere engravings.
The lower part is made of “Kymation” cast glass frames with medium antique mirrored finish.
Decorations
Crossed lines motif engravings.
Decorative glass tiles made of bevelled glass on each corner and along the frames.
Specifications
Size: W. 80 cm, H. 260 cm - Each panel
Size: W. 31" 1/2, H. 102" 3/8 - Each panel
Code: FSC-GLF-206-180
Custom made to specifications.
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Thumbnail hand beveling
An artistic technique
The handmade thumbnail beveling is a very particular and artistic way to bevel. Arte Veneziana's glass masters use bigger wheels than the ones they uses to engrave glass.
This is the real different between etching and artistic bevelling. And another thing: the thumbnail beveling is done on the glass surface rather than the back.
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Architect and Designer
Giovanni Luca Ferreri
Milan
Giovanni Luca Ferreri was born in Monza in 1970. In 1998 he graduated in Architecture at the Polytechnic in Milan and in 2003 earned the title of PhD in Architectural Composition at the University of Architecture in Venice. Since his initial training and professional experience he has dealt with art, applied art and decoration. Since 2004 he has been teaching Composition and Urban Design at the Faculty of Architecture - Bovisa of the Politecnico in Milan. He has an office in Milan and an important part of his work involves the design and fitting of private homes.
