Founded by the brothers Ugo, Antonio, Giuseppe, Vincenzo and Umberto Nason, NasonMoretti was born in 1923, a symbolic date that corresponds to that of the design of the first lamp put into production, an original structure resting on three spheres and one of the first exhibits that welcome the guest in the Museum of the Maison inaugurated in 2022.

Located in a wing of the company’s Murano headquarters, the NasonMoretti Museum is a fantastic and colorful journey through 100 years of history of a brand that since its foundation has placed itself at the forefront of design and which, over the years, has become the protagonist of the tables of many royal houses and state palaces around the world.

In fact, since the post-war period, the Nason brothers preferred to abandon the classic forms of tableware to seek new stylistic figures, so much so that as early as 1955 Umberto Nason with the Lidia two-colored bowls and glasses, obtained thanks to the innovative technique of inverted jacketed glass (with colored interior and white exterior), wins the prestigious Compasso d’Oro award.