The NasonMoretti glass factory was founded in the 1920s by the union of two important families of glassmakers, and immediately established itself as one of the main names in the field of the Venetian table art, setting the tables of the most prestigious families. International fame arrived in the 1950s and consolidated with the victory of the Compasso d’Oro in 1955, obtained from Umberto Nason’s Lidia cups with their minimalist shapes.

Experimental vocation and traditional craftsmanship have continued to remain over the years the guidelines of the NasonMoretti production, leading it to establish itself as a luxury brand also enhanced by the collaboration with important fashion houses such as Armani and Hermès, with fine restaurants like the one of Gualtiero Marchesi, up to the supply of glasses for the Quirinale.