Terzani is an Italian lighting house celebrated for poetic metalwork and inventive glass. Its collection blends sculptural form with refined finishes to create lights that read as crafted objects as much as functional luminaires.
Ideal for foyers, dining rooms, lounges and bedrooms, Terzani pieces add dramatic depth and warm ambience to apartments, penthouses and villas. The lighting works equally well in curated hospitality settings and bespoke residential projects.
Terzani is an Italian lighting atelier known for sculptural metalwork and inventive surfaces that transform light into texture. Its pieces bring theatrical yet refined light to Indian interiors, from compact city apartments to expansive villa foyers.
The brand often pairs hand-worked metal, blown glass and brass details to create layered, luminous forms. Each lamp reads as a crafted object, offering both practical illumination and decorative presence for dining rooms, lounges and bedrooms.
Born in Italy, Terzani has built a reputation for combining artisanal finishing with advanced metal techniques. The house treats light as a material, exploring finishes and perforations that shape how a room feels and moves.
Production blends hand finishing with precise metal fabrication, using materials such as brass, aluminium and mouth-blown glass to achieve rich textures and warm tones. The result is lighting that performs well in curated residential and hospitality projects alike.
Explore Terzani within our Decorative Lighting edit at Spacio. Pair chandeliers and pendants with layered furnishings and textured materials for a cohesive, luxury look in Indian homes.
Visit Spacio’s Mumbai or Kolkata stores to view Terzani in person, or browse the curated collection online for project enquiries and bespoke guidance.
Last updated: 11 September 2025
Use a Terzani pendant cluster above a dining table to create a sculptural centrepiece in a Mumbai apartment, or a layered chandelier in a villa foyer to make a dramatic first impression. Wall lights and table lamps from the range add subtle shimmer to bedrooms and lounges, while metallic finishes complement marble, wood and textured fabrics used in Indian interiors.
1. What materials does Terzani typically use in its lighting?
Terzani commonly works with brass, aluminium, hand-formed metal, mouth-blown glass and metal fabrics to achieve sculptural surfaces and luminous effects. These materials are chosen for their ability to be finished in varied patinas and to interact beautifully with light.
2. Are Terzani lights suitable for Indian household environments?
Yes — Terzani fixtures are designed for indoor use and perform well in typical Indian home environments when installed as recommended. For homes in high humidity or coastal areas, routine care and proper installation help preserve finishes over time.
3. Can I get custom finishes or sizes from Terzani?
Many Terzani models offer custom finishes or configurations. Spacio coordinates with the brand for bespoke requests and will provide lead times and technical details for customised projects.
4. What support is provided for Terzani project installations?
Spacio assists with project quotations, product drawings and installation guidance to ensure fixtures fit the intended space and electrical specifications. We also advise on ceiling structure and mounting for heavy or large chandeliers.
5. How should I care for Terzani metal and glass finishes?
Dust regularly with a soft cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners that can alter patina or glass clarity. For polished metal finishes, occasional gentle polishing with recommended products keeps brightness without damaging the intended surface effect.
6. Are spare parts and bulbs available in India?
Spacio supplies compatible bulbs and can source spare parts or replacement components for most Terzani models, supporting long-term maintenance and continuity for homes and projects.
7. Where do designers typically use Terzani lights in a home?
Designers place Terzani pieces in entrance foyers, dining rooms, living rooms and feature stairwells where the sculptural quality of the light can shape the atmosphere. Smaller pendants and wall lights are used to add texture and layered illumination in bedrooms and studies.
