Patrizia Volpato

Patrizia Volpato is a Venetian company founded in 1980, specializing in the production of high-quality decorative lamps in the design lighting sector. With over forty years of experience, the company has skillfully combined the tradition of the ancient art of Murano blown glass with modern elements, creating an elegant fusion of styles that also embraces the most contemporary concepts.

The company designs and produces both its own lines and custom installations for Italian and international clients, including general contractors, architectural firms, international hotels, furniture companies, renowned fashion brands, and private residences. Among its most significant collaborations are: Permasteelisa, Geneva Bank, Hotel Lutetia in Paris, Hotel Marriot in Montreal, Fincantieri, and Fendi.

Patrizia Volpato's production process is distinguished by its focus on quality and customization. The technical office is structured to develop lighting fixtures from simple ideas or detailed drawings provided by interior designers or clients themselves. The company offers comprehensive consulting, from feasibility analysis to executive project, up to the finished product, utilizing 3D modeling tools for realistic renderings and refined photographs for final approval.

Over the years, the company has acquired deep knowledge of materials and processing techniques, ensuring excellent results in the use of resources such as glass, crystal, methacrylate, LED, optical fiber, Barrisol sheets, and metal. This expertise enables Patrizia Volpato to create exclusive pieces where technicality and artistry merge to offer unique and prestigious solutions.

The company's core values include quality, efficiency, experience, flexibility, reliability, precision, and attention to detail. These principles guide every production phase, ensuring that each piece reflects the cultural heritage of the Venetian territory and the excellence of local craftsmanship.

Patrizia Volpato positions itself as a brand capable of offering "New forms of light," never forgetting the importance of traditional artisanal techniques from which it continually draws inspiration for its original and authentic installations.