RPG Dungeons
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Visions of Venice is a shop in Carrollton, Texas, that specializes in custom creations of Italian and Murano glass lighting. The business caters to residential and commercial projects of any size, providing custom illumination for its clients.
The shop offers a range of lighting pieces, including chandeliers, sconces, ceiling lights, floor lamps, and table lamps, in various styles such as modern, contemporary, classic, rustic, and vintage.
In addition to lighting, Visions of Venice also offers Murano glass items, including sculptures, jewelry, candle holders, vases, flowers, and accents for the home. The shop also carries Venetian masks, including Colombine, Jolly, Masquerade, Animal, Carnevale, and Luxury masks, as well as Venetian garb and wedding masks.
Each lighting piece is custom made to order, allowing clients to select from hundreds of cataloged designs and styles or create their own custom options. Clients can contact the shop for custom designs and creations by calling 214-206-1190 or emailing through the website.
Visions of Venice is located at 1501 Randolph Street, Suite F 17, in Carrollton, Texas. The shop is available for in-person meetings by appointment only for lighting design, while Venetian mask orders are online only.
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1501 Randolph St Suite F17, Carrollton, TX 75006. Open the map for directions.
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