Masiero is an Italian company specializing in the production of
high-end decorative lighting for interiors and exteriors. Founded in 1981 in Casale sul Sile, in the province of Treviso, the company develops lighting collections that combine manufacturing tradition, artisanal workmanship, and technological research. Masiero lamps range from classic solutions inspired by the Venetian tradition of the
glass chandelier to contemporary projects close to architectural lighting, always maintaining a strong balance between technical know-how and sophisticated aesthetics. Entirely Made in Italy, production stands out for the use of high-quality materials, in-house metalworking, and the ability to develop customized solutions for the residential and contract sectors.
Masiero decorative lamps: Dimore, Atelier and Giardini collections
Masiero’s offering is divided into three main catalogs – Dimore, Atelier and Giardini – each interpreting different languages of decorative lighting.
Dimore brings together collections with a contemporary character, created through collaborations with international designers and architects. The catalog includes pendant lamps, ceiling lamps, wall lamps, and modular systems that combine metal, glass, and crystal through a design approach oriented toward formal and material experimentation. Collections such as
Sound and
Raqam, designed by Marc Sadler, introduce new interpretations of modularity and contemporary decorative design, integrating lighting technology and aesthetic research.
Atelier represents continuity with the company’s classical tradition. The collections reinterpret the Venetian chandelier through artisanal processes, decorative crystals, metal structures, and details made in-house at the Casale sul Sile production facility. Conceived for both classic and contemporary interiors, the Atelier catalog offers decorative solutions for residential, hospitality, and contract spaces, maintaining an elegant and timeless language. Completing the offering is
Giardini, the catalog dedicated to outdoor lighting. The outdoor collections develop a decorative vision of
outdoor lighting, with products designed to withstand atmospheric agents without sacrificing the aesthetic and material quality typical of the brand. Introduced in 2013, the
Drylight collection represents one of the most significant evolutions in the outdoor catalog, proposing a new interpretation of the decorative chandelier for exteriors. A central element of Masiero production is metalworking, a material the company shapes internally thanks to the expertise of specialized craftspeople. Alongside this are glass, historically linked to the Venetian tradition, and crystal, used in both classic collections and contemporary products to enhance reflections, transparencies, and plays of light.
Masiero lighting: Venetian tradition, Italian manufacturing and innovation
Masiero was founded in 1981 as Emme Pi Light by Marilena Pellizzato and Paolo Masiero. The company progressively evolved from a business specialized in the production of decorative chandeliers into an international high-end lighting brand, also thanks to the arrival of the second generation represented by Enrico Maria Masiero. In 2009, the rebranding marked the definitive transformation of the brand into Masiero, accompanied by the launch of iconic collections such as
Olà and
Eva. The production headquarters in Casale sul Sile is the center of the entire manufacturing process: every phase is managed internally, from design to metalworking and final assembly. This direct control of production allows the company to develop bespoke projects and advanced customizations, adapting each product to the specific needs of the client and the architectural project. Over the years, Masiero has consolidated its international presence by exporting to more than 80 countries and opening new strategic offices, such as the Middle East branch inaugurated in 2015 and Masiero USA in 2020. In parallel, the company continues to invest in research between decorative design and lighting innovation, maintaining a strong bond with the values that define its identity: craftsmanship, design culture, curiosity toward new technologies, and attention to the quality of Italian manufacturing. Masiero’s approach to decorative lighting is based on a synthesis of tradition and contemporaneity, where the language of the Venetian chandelier is reinterpreted through materials, proportions, and technical solutions suited to contemporary living spaces.
