Chandeliers
From the crystal cascades of 18th-century salons to the sculptural glass forms of today’s European ateliers, the chandelier has always been the room’s most commanding gesture. More than a source of light, it is an orchestration of scale, material, and atmosphere — a centrepiece that draws the eye and sets the tone. This curation moves from dramatic, multi-tiered compositions in mouth-blown Murano glass to spare, architectural forms in hand-brushed brass and patinated bronze. Each piece is realised by prolific European designers and heritage makers, conceived to hold space with quiet authority, enduring luxury, and a presence that lingers long after the light has faded.
From the crystal cascades of 18th-century salons to the sculptural glass forms of today’s European ateliers, the chandelier has always been the room’s most commanding gesture. More than a source of light, it is an orchestration of scale, material, and atmosphere — a centrepiece that draws the eye and sets the tone. This curation moves from dramatic, multi-tiered compositions in mouth-blown Murano glass to spare, architectural forms in hand-brushed brass and patinated bronze. Each piece is realised by prolific European designers and heritage makers, conceived to hold space with quiet authority, enduring luxury, and a presence that lingers long after the light has faded.
