Lunardelli Venezia

The story of Lunardelli Venezia, a Venetian company specialising in cabinetry and custom-made furnishing projects, started in 1967, when Angelo Lunardelli founded his cabinetry workshop. His strong work ethic, mastery of complicated techniques, attention to minute detail and bold design quickly established a strong reputation and client base, both in his native Venice and abroad. Over the years he passed on the knowledge that has been entrusted to him, to his son and daughter who created Lunardelli Venezia. Brother and sister set up the company with a vision of producing wooden objects that would adhere to the highest standards of artisanal excellence while adapting to contemporary methods of production and an increasingly demanding market.

Lunardelli's production ranges from large furniture to furnishing accessories, all with a specific reference to the Venetian capital, such as “Ca' Pesaro”, a solid oak seat whose shape echoes that of the façade of the majestic palace overlooking the Grand Canal, and whose internal compartment is hidden by a cushion embellished with the unique fabrics of the historic Luigi Bevilacqua laboratory. The workshop collaborates with leading designers and craftspeople exploring innovative techniques and functionalities while continuously upholding traditional techniques and standards of sustainability.

Lunardelli Venezia creates wooden furnishings that express the soul of the lagoon of Venice. The creations explore multiple facets of the city, combining wood with other historic and noble materials. In doing so, its creations reinterpret the history of the island while amplifying its potential with a modern approach to design and production. Lunardelli Venezia launched its first line of products during the Venetian Glass Week in 2018. An important facet of the collection was an exploration of the combination of traditional wood cabinetry with iconic Murano glass. The workshop draws upon the skills of local craftspeople and designers to materialise its contemporary vision while always stressing the importance of keeping the lagoon’s tradition alive.

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