•1969•
•1973•
•1979•
•1985•
•1988•
•1992•
•1998•
Lucio de Majo receives a letter from
his father, asking him to take part in
the management of de Majo. Lucio
proudly accepts.
The premature death of Guido
shakes the glassmaking world. Father
of four, his legacy lives onto this day.
New glassblowing techniques are
developed. de Majo now exports in
most europe and most importantly
in the USA.
A revolutionary collection of glass
objects is designed in collaboration
with Yoici Ohira, an experience that
would change Lucio’s vision on mod-
ern design.
de Majo is now a majorly recognised
glassmaking brand. There is a great
comeback of the traditional Venetian
chandelier.
de Majo enters with great fortune
into the markets of Russia and the
Middle East.
After a rapid expansion, de Majo is
faced with the oil crisis. However
thanks to management choices, pro-
duction gets back on track stronger
than before. “Vetreria de Majo” is
the new name of the business.
