A vintage Italian piece with a sculptural presence and a vibrant palette in white, orange, and black: this opaline glass vase attributed to Carlo Moretti (Murano, 1960s/70s) brings light, color, and graphic elegance that transforms any corner of the home.
Details that make it special
Artist: Attributed to Carlo Moretti, Murano (Italy). Period: 1960s–1970s (circa). Material: Hand-blown opaline glass. Colors: Milky white with orange and black accents. Height: 21 cm. Style: Mid-century · Italian modernism. Condition: Vintage, with slight traces of use appropriate for its age, without affecting its beauty or functionality.
Why we chose this piece
At Matuta Home, we seek objects with soul, quality, and timeless design. This vase captivated us with its signature and origin — Murano craftsmanship and Carlo Moretti's formal language, synonymous with excellence — by its color and contrast — the opaline white enhances the chromatic accents with a clean and modern visual impact — and by its decorative versatility: it works as a sculptural piece on its own or as a vase for simple bouquets. It combines subtlety and character, dialogues with Nordic, mid-century, or contemporary interiors, and adds a conscious touch of color.