Design, Luxury Aristide Najean, Glass Artist (VE) His luminous glass sculptures can be admired in the most iconic luxury places in Venice, such as Palazzina G and Fondaco dei Tedeschi, as well as in the most famous hotels around the world.
Luxury The Gritti Terrace e Riva Lounge (VE) The Gritti Palace is a treasure chest of art and beauty that contains the very best of the world's most iconic artistic handicrafts ranging from 1475 to this day.
Design Fortuny Artistic Fabrics (VE) The legend of Mariano Fortuny still lives today among the fascinating secrets of the fabrics he invented, famous for being the most mysterious and refined in the world.
Design Ceramiche Barettoni (VI) Barettoni (former Antonibon) has made the history of ceramic art, handing down to this day a magical heritage made of 400 years of alchemical recipes, "royal" supplies, and refined craftsmanship.
Design Ercole Moretti (VE) That of the Ercole Moretti family is a history of inventions, passion and exotic adventures that will make you completely rethink the concept of Venetian artistic pearls.
Unusual Kartaruga Mascheraio (VE) One of the most important mask ateliers in Venice, it is famous for having worked with top film and theater productions, such as the cult film Eyes Wide Shut by Stanley Kubrick and David Bowie's videos.
Rustic Paolo Brandolisio, Remèr (VE) This is one of the most fascinating workshops of Venice, guardian of an ancient art, that of "remèr", the manufacturer of wooden oars and oarlocks, also used in traditional gondolas.
Unusual Fonderia Valese (VE) The last artistic foundry remained in Venice, its story is told in each of the decorations in bronze and brass that make this city so unique: from the romantic street lamps to the original door knockers of the palaces on the Grand Canal.
Luxury Mario Berta Battiloro (VE) Mario Berta Battiloro is the last craftsman left in Europe able to transform manually gold into tiny sheets, an ancient profession that arrived in Venice from Byzantium back in the 11th century.
