Large Square Ceiling Light in Frosted Glass

Large ceiling light in a rounded square shape, composed of a wide band surrounding its thick Murano glass slab. Its texture is very deep, literally shaping the light. 1970s edition.

• The glassware is securely fastened to its white lacquered steel base, equipped with 6 porcelain sockets for standard E27 screw-in bulbs (LED, included)
• Impeccable condition, dismantled by its first owner.
• Dimensions: 43 cm x 43 cm x H 9 cm
• Shipping/Delivery: Carefully packed on mini pallet, 100% value insured and tracked.

Large square low-profile Murano glass flush mount ceiling light

Measuring 43 × 43 cm with a height of only 9 cm, this large Italian ceiling light offers a significant decorative presence while maintaining a low profile. Its format is particularly suited to rooms where a generous fixture is desired without visually reducing the available ceiling height.

A ceiling light fixture with a significant decorative presence and a compact footprint

Its large, thick Murano glass slab features a deep texture with an Ice Glass aesthetic. Once the six bulbs are lit, the relief of the glass catches and diffuses the light across the entire surface, producing a dense and nuanced effect.

Detail of the thickness of the cast Murano glass and the depth of its texture.

Thanks to its six light sources, this ceiling light is particularly suitable for rooms requiring sustained lighting while maintaining minimal bulk under the ceiling. It thus constitutes an interesting alternative to a more voluminous pendant light.

A 1970s Italian ceiling light for large-scale rooms

Produced in the 1970s, this fixture combines simple geometry with particularly expressive glassware. Its white lacquered steel base recedes visually behind the glass, giving full prominence to the material and the light.

Thanks to its large square format, it is particularly suitable for a living room, a dining room, a generous entrance hall, or a large bedroom. When off, the ceiling light forms a graphic element on the ceiling; when lit, the texture of the glass becomes the fixture’s primary ornament.