Şengül, İpek

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Araştırma Görevlisi
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ipek.sengul@atilim.edu.tr
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Interior Architecture and Environmental Design
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    Interpretations of Murano Glass in Interior Design Through Its Functional, Decorative, and Artistic Values
    (Anadolu Univ, 2025) Sengul, Ipek; Erdogan, Busra Nur
    Murano glass is a world-renowned type ofglass produced on the island of Murano, located in Venice, Italy. It is distinguished by its traditional handcrafting techniques, a wide range of colors, high transparency, and its role as an aesthetic design element. Murano glass isutilized in interior spaces both as a functional and a decorative element. This study aims to examine the functional, decorative, and artistic uses of Murano glass in interior architeture. The research evaluates how Murano glass shapes spatial perception, the relationship between its material properties and usage types, and its contributions to interior spaces. Initially, interior elements that use Murano glass as the primary material were investigated. Following a literature review, the usage areas of Murano glass were detailed under the categories of lighting elements, wall panels and mosaics, space dividers, furniture and decorative accessories, artistic installations, and sculptures. Based on the collected data, the study identifies how Murano glass contributes to interior architecture in terms of functio nality, decoration, and artistic value, as well as how its material properties enhance interior spaces. It was observed that the significance of each usage type varies across categories, with certain functions being more prominent in specific applications. In conclusion, considering the diverse applications of Murano glass in interior architecture, its role in spatial aesthetics and decorative value has been emphasized.