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The French style mirror industry began in 1665 when the French politician Jean-Baptiste Colbert persuaded some important Venetian masters to move to France.
That is the story behind French Style Mirrors. This style is different from the Venetian one. It is characterized by a deep grinding and a more geometric design.
A French mirror is in fact made of lots of different bevelled pieces that are close together and create an harmonious geometrical figure. A beautiful example is , an iconic mirror by Arte Veneziana that is made of 412 hand bevelled pieces. The most visible difference between a Venetian and a French mirror is the total absence of hand-blown glass decorations on the latter.
Fretwork structure made of fir wood with natural colour and antique finish. Central part made of bevelled glass with medium antique mirrored finish.
Frame with thumbnail-shaped etchings. Crest made of bevelled and engraved gold coloured glass with medium antique mirrored finish.
Floral motif and shiny sphere engravings.
Our glass masters use different wheels to chamfer and obtain shiny glass pieces that will be used on the mirrors and furniture afterwards.
This is a fundamental step in our production: no machines can replace the manual work on this extremely delicate matter. The bevelling can only be realised with a long and precise handmade procedure.
An ancient engraving manufacturing process which still remains entirely handmade as per Venetian traditions.
La collection French Style d’Arte Veneziana reflète la tradition raffinée des arts décoratifs français à travers un savoir-faire précis du verre miroir et un équilibre architectural. Inspirées des intérieurs parisiens classiques, les créations mettent en avant la symétrie, des compositions géométriques et des éléments en verre profondément biseautés qui créent un effet visuel structuré et lumineux.
Dans les miroirs et le mobilier complémentaire, les gravures artisanales et les segments de verre assemblés avec précision définissent une esthétique sophistiquée sans excès ornemental. La collection se distingue par une raffinement géométrique, où héritage historique, précision artisanale et jeu de lumière s’unissent en compositions intemporelles.
