Contemporary Murano 'Tronchi' Chandelier by eModerno – Emerald Green

Handcrafted by the master artisans at eModerno in our furnace near Venice, Italy, this contemporary Tronchi chandelier is meticulously produced to the highest standards of Murano glassmaking and metal craftsmanship. From the hand-blown glass to the custom-finished frame, every element is individually crafted to create a truly exceptional statement piece.

The Tronchi glass, derived from the Italian word for "logs," was originally designed in the 1960s by renowned Italian designer Toni Zuccheri for Venini. Its bold architectural form has become one of the most enduring icons of Murano lighting, remaining as striking and contemporary today as when it was first conceived.

This dramatic circular chandelier features five cascading tiers of individually hand-blown emerald green Murano Tronchi glass, arranged in a staggered formation that tapers elegantly to a central point. When illuminated, the richly coloured glass creates extraordinary depth, texture and brilliance, making it a captivating focal point in both contemporary and classic interiors.

Each chandelier is fully customisable, allowing you to specify the size, shape, glass colour, frame finish and overall drop to perfectly suit your project. It can be supplied as a flush mount or suspended with a rod or chain from a single ceiling anchor point.

Professionally wired to Australian Standards, every chandelier is made to order and crafted with uncompromising attention to detail.

Please contact us to discuss your project requirements and create a bespoke Murano chandelier tailored to your space.

Features:

Handcrafted by eModerno in our furnace near Venice, Italy

Inspired by the iconic Tronchi design by Toni Zuccheri for Venini

Five-tier cascading design

Individually hand-blown emerald green Murano glass

Customisable size, shape, glass colours and frame finishes

Available as a flush mount or suspended installation

Single ceiling anchor point

Wired to Australian Standards

Made to order in Italy