Apart from being artistic, Futuraneon-Artlight designs range from the classic to contemporary modern art and cater to varied tastes in lighting.
Futuraneon-Artlight is the enterprise of Rocco Borghese, who is specialist in hand blown glass lighting. Rocco operates out of a showroom cum workshop that is situated within the village of Crouch End in North London. Futuraneon-Artlight specialize in hand blown glass lighting, custom glass blown sculptures, fused glass art, home lighting and bespoke glass. Working on commissions with designers and corporate clients in the hotel lighting sector and sculptural glass lighting for individual requirements, Futuraneon-Artlight has carved a niche for themselves in the lighting industry with an impressive and growing portfolio of clients.
With a growth graph that has been showing a steady and upward incline, Futuraneon-Artlight has been acquiring new and larger commissions with each passing year. The last three years have seen a business growth of 80% with 40 % of their clientele from overseas.
The latest introduction, The Fuoco Chandelier is made up of hand-blown textured glass cones in light gold champagne a color that seems to have become the rage nowadays. The Fuoco Chandelier is mainly meant for large stairwells but can be scaled down as per demand to serve as wall sconces and room chandeliers.
Owner and promoter of Futuraneon-Artlight, Rocco Borghese says, “We have been often called the Rolls Royce of chandeliers and at times we have had clients who have been moved to tears by the sheer artistic magnificence and pride of ownership of the pieces that we have designed and created for them.
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Initiated in April 2003, the showroom and workshop of Rocco Borghese is situated within the village of Crouch End in North London. This is where fascinating and unique pieces of lighting sculptures are created by hand blowing and manipulating glass to bring to life visually captivating pieces that are growing in popularity by the day. Rocco the director and senior designer has degrees in Architecture and design and also has special glass blowing skills that date back to his father’s days at The Borghese Furnace in Murano, Italy where Rocco imbibed his skills. Today the company has a UK team of 8 skilled employees with future expansion plans.
