NasonMoretti’s Lidia collection came from Umberto Nason, who had the lightbulb moment to apply reverse layered glass – coloured on the inside and milky white on the outside – to simple, Scandinavian-inspired shapes, as seen with this Murano glass bowl. Due to its 1950s launch, it played a key role in bucking the baroque trend that was taking hold in Murano at the time – so much so that a few years later, in 1955, it won the Compasso d’Oro award.