Lighting trends today are encouraging consumers to use fixtures that are at once functional and look good. Light is used as a decorating accessory as well as for illuminating in today’s interior decorating. At De Majo their design and product development team produces personalised fixtures to fulfil all ambient lighting requirements.

At Interior Deluxe they specialise in on site inspections and will assist in every step of planning your lighting requirements from illumination and calculations to collaborations on lighting projects. They can also recommend top quality companies for installations, maintenance and restoration work and advise on the selection and location of such specialised lighting products as De Majo fittings.

The De Majo range of lighting has always focused on glass – the magnificent Murano glass that is manufactured on the island of Murano. The amazing craftsmen from this island have over centuries refined technologies to produce glass such as crystalline glass, enamelled glass, also called ‘smalto’, glass with threads of gold, multicoloured glass and milk glass. All the glass is hand blown. The Venetians may have acquired their crystal making abilities through their contacts with the Near East during the Crusades. The Venetians have continued the link between the ancient and modern crystal making arts. They have developed the best quality and most beautiful crystal works of art in the world and Venetian crystal is noted for its brilliance and for its airy, imaginative forms.

This glorious glass is used to create the impressive De Majo chandeliers and lamps which grace many of the world’s most magnificent buildings such as the new theatre complex in the Historical Centre of Murano near Venice and the Ristorante Lorenzo in Kuwait City. These modern chandeliers are very ornate, containing dozens of lamps and intricate arrangements of glass shapes to scatter and diffuse the light in complex, attractive patterns.

They are designed with typical Italian flair and style to make an impressive statement wherever they are used. Not for the faint hearted these De Majo glass edifices are grand and gorgeous and claim centre stage in any building. The glass is multicoloured in bright, almost unbelievable colours, and formed into swirling airy shapes that seem to float and glitter when lit.

This is lighting on a grand traditional scale but De Majo also produce a very beautiful contemporary range of futuristic light fittings suitable for smaller buildings and homes. Also incorporating the lovely coloured glass but in subtler pastel shades these are ceiling, wall and floor lamps