Cotisso gathers the raw, glassy fragments of the first Murano furnaces and suspends them in a quiet constellation of light.
Each fragment is cast by hand in thick coloured glass, then chipped and polished so that its edges hold light like a prism. The irregular surfaces break the beam into soft reflections that drift across walls and ceilings.
Cotisso is composed rather than assembled: clusters, lines and cascades are arranged around the room that hosts them. Density, colour and drop are defined with the architect, so every installation belongs to its space.
Every fragment is chipped by hand: no two edges catch the light in the same way.
Standard compositions shown for reference. Each Cotisso installation is tailored to the host space.
Cotisso is designed for halls, stairwells and private salons: places where light should linger. The composition follows the volume, gathering above a table or unfolding along a double height.
Our atelier works with architects and designers to compose each installation around the specific geometry, light and intent of the space. Please reach out to begin a conversation.