Lighting

The Meridian

Hollow spheres of fluted clear glass, each encircled at the equator by a polished brushed-gold band that anchors two LED light sources within. Hung in a descending cluster — three globes cascading at staggered heights from a single ceiling point — the composition reads simultaneously as a statement chandelier and a refined sculptural installation. The ribbed glass panels catch and scatter the light from within, throwing fine horizontal lines across adjacent walls and ceilings. What makes it special: Each drop is formed from curved fluted glass panels — the ridged surface diffracts light in a way smooth glass cannot, creating a room-filling halo effect The brushed-gold equatorial bands create a contrast between organic glass and machined metal that elevates the entire composition The cluster configuration is infinitely variable — three globes at graduated heights, five in a loose constellation, a single statement piece — all within one fixture family Perfect for: Entrance halls and double-height living rooms Dining rooms above a round or oval table Warm metallic, champagne, or cream palettes Cluster configuration, cable lengths, and canopy size specified to your ceiling height and room plan.

The Luminous Tubes

Slender cylindrical tubes — each cast from clear crystal with a distinctive internal marble-like veining of white and silver — hung individually on fine cables at carefully staggered heights. Each tube is lit from within, the veining visible and glowing when illuminated. As a grouped installation the tubes create a dense, shimmering cascade; the effect above a dark marble dining table is of one luxurious material in dialogue with another. What makes it special: The internal marble veining is unique to each tube — no two are identical, giving the installation genuine craft character The lit tube glows with a quality that is neither purely crystal nor purely stone — something entirely its own The staggered heights create a composition that reads as both precise and organic simultaneously Perfect for: Dining rooms where the tube installation sits within a ceiling recess or coffer Interiors with stone or marble palettes where the veined crystal creates material resonance Contemporary spaces where precision engineering and organic material character define the design language Tube count, length variation, cluster footprint, and canopy configuration all specified to your ceiling and table dimensions.

The Grand Crown

A classical chandelier form — crown-shaped brass frame with scrolled arms and cast acanthus-leaf detail — densely hung with faceted crystal bead rows, polished crystal prism drops, and pointed crystal spikes at the base. The brass work is elaborate, the crystal is generously proportioned, and the overall composition is unapologetically grand. What makes it special: The layered crystal construction — beads, prisms, and spikes — creates extraordinary visual depth and sparkle at every level The ornate cast brass framework is itself a work of craft, visible through the crystal curtain Works in both a period interior and a deliberately contrasted contemporary one — the drama is the point Perfect for: Formal dining rooms in period properties where an authentic classical chandelier is the correct choice Contemporary interiors where the contrast between old-world opulence and minimal surroundings is intentional Reception rooms, drawing rooms, and entrance halls where a traditional statement of luxury is required Frame diameter, crystal drop length, and brass finish all configured to your ceiling height and room scale.

The Pebble Cloud

Hundreds of smooth oval disc elements — some in matte white ceramic, others in polished gold mirror — suspended individually on fine cables at varying heights, forming a dense drifting cloud that transitions from white at one edge to gold at the other. At lobby scale it is a monumental installation; above a kitchen island it is an intimate and extraordinary statement. What makes it special: The two-tone composition — white dissolving into gold — gives the installation directionality and visual narrative The mix of matte and polished surfaces creates constant variation in how each disc catches light Scalable from a contained domestic cloud to a full multi-metre lobby installation Perfect for: Hotel lobbies and atria where the horizontal spread of the cloud can be fully appreciated Large open-plan living and kitchen spaces where a ceiling installation replaces a conventional chandelier Interiors with warm metallic accents where the gold elements create material continuity Disc count, cloud footprint, white-to-gold ratio, and cable drop lengths all specified to your ceiling and room dimensions.

The Wire Bloom

Each pendant is a sphere of ultra-fine wire petals — dozens of translucent acrylic blades radiating outward from a central lit hub, creating a form that resembles an open bloom or a dandelion caught mid-breath. Grouped in a cascade on fine cables at varying heights, the installation hovers between sculpture and light fitting. Available as a multi-pendant vertical drop, a linear bar above a dining table, or a single large statement pendant. What makes it special: The wire-fine petals catch and diffuse light with extraordinary softness — no hard edges, no glare Each sphere looks three-dimensional from every angle, and no two orientations are the same Works equally in darkness (where the internal light source dominates) and in natural light (where the translucent petals become sculptural) Perfect for: Double-height spaces and stairwells where the cascade format can be fully appreciated Dining rooms where the linear bar version floats precisely above the table length Contemporary interiors where organic form counterpoints architectural geometry Pendant count, sphere diameter, cascade profile, and linear or cluster configuration all specified to your space.

The Butterfly Tower

Illuminated crystal-set rings of decreasing diameter — each densely edged with square-cut crystals producing sharp iridescent rainbow refraction — stacked vertically on fine cables with hundreds of individually suspended crystal butterfly forms cascading between and below the rings. The butterflies catch the blue-violet end of the spectrum particularly intensely, giving the lower portion a cool, ethereal shimmer against the warm ring light above. What makes it special: The stacked ring structure gives the installation the scale of a grand chandelier while maintaining visual lightness The individually suspended butterfly elements produce constant subtle movement — the installation is never entirely still The contrast between warm ring illumination and cool iridescent butterflies creates a layered, atmospheric light quality Perfect for: Double-height stairwells and entrance halls where the full vertical tower can be read from top to bottom Grand dining rooms and ballrooms where a highly decorative centrepiece is the explicit brief Spaces with significant ceiling height — the tower needs room to breathe to show its full character Ring count, ring diameters, butterfly density, and overall drop height all configured to your void dimensions.

The Twist

An illuminated crystal-set ring — tilted at an oblique angle — from which dozens of individually suspended crystal butterfly forms hang on fine cables at varying lengths. Each butterfly is cut from faceted crystal that shifts between clear, champagne, and iridescent yellow-green depending on the angle of light. The overall effect is of a swarm caught mid-flight beneath a luminous halo. What makes it special: The crystal elements are individually cut and suspended — they move subtly with air currents, keeping the installation alive The iridescent colour shift gives the installation warmth and depth that clear crystal alone cannot The tilted ring creates asymmetric drama — the composition reads differently from every position in the room Perfect for: Dining rooms, dressing rooms, and bedrooms where a softer, more romantic character is wanted Spaces where natural references — flight, nature, organic form — sit within a contemporary interior Rooms with ceiling height where the cascading butterfly lengths can be fully appreciated Ring size, butterfly density, cable drop lengths, and crystal colour mix all configured to your brief.

The Modern Candelabra

The form of a grand candelabra — tiered arms radiating from a central column, each arm ending in an upward-facing light — reinterpreted entirely in matte black steel with hand-formed glass cylinders in place of candles. Each glass cylinder is individually cast with swirling internal veining, so no two are identical. Available as a circular tiered chandelier or as a linear bar spanning a long dining table. The result is something that is unmistakably classical in silhouette and entirely contemporary in execution. What makes it special: Each glass cylinder is individually cast — the internal veining varies on every single element, giving the installation genuine craft character When lit, the translucent glass glows from within, the veining casting soft patterned light onto the arms below The circular version reads as a traditional chandelier in plan; the linear bar is a completely different, table-focused proposition The matte black steel frame is graphic and precise — it gives the classical form a thoroughly contemporary material language Perfect for: Formal dining rooms where a recognisable chandelier silhouette is wanted without period pastiche Long dining tables where the linear bar configuration positions light precisely above the full table length Spaces where handcraft and material quality need to be legible — the glass cylinders reward close inspection Arm count, tier configuration, glass cylinder finish, and frame length all specified to your room and table dimensions.

The Interlocking Rings

Two or three luminous gold rings — each surface densely textured with a micro-faceted crystal pattern — suspended at different angles so they intersect and overlap in mid-air. When lit, each ring becomes a continuous tube of warm gold light. The interlocking geometry suggests motion, orbit, and energy: a chandelier that feels more like a kinetic sculpture than a light fitting. What makes it special: The micro-faceted surface catches and distributes light across the full circumference of each ring — no hot spots, no dark sections The intersecting angles look different from every viewpoint — there is no single correct orientation Scales from two rings for an intimate space to three rings for a full statement installation Perfect for: Contemporary living rooms and dining rooms where a bold sculptural gesture is the brief Spaces with strong architectural lines — the orbital geometry creates dialogue with the room Interiors where warm gold tones run through the material palette Ring count, diameters, intersection angles, and cable positions all configured to your ceiling and room geometry.

The Mesh Drum

A large cylindrical drum formed from hundreds of ultra-fine vertical rods suspended between two flat metal rings — the body entirely transparent in silhouette, yet catching light across every rod. A second solid illuminated ring sits within the lower half of the drum, casting a clean band of warm light downward. Available in brushed champagne or matte black. The overall effect is architectural restraint taken to its logical extreme. What makes it special: The fine rod curtain creates a body that is simultaneously present and transparent — it reads as texture rather than solid form The inner illuminated ring produces focused downward light without any visible light source Two very different personalities: the champagne finish is warm and residential; the black finish is bold and commercial Perfect for: Large dining rooms and living spaces where the horizontal scale of the drum anchors the room Contemporary interiors where ornament is avoided but quality of material is paramount Contract and hospitality settings requiring a statement that doesn't compete with the interior Drum diameter, body height, rod density, and frame finish specified to your brief.

The Crystal Cascade

Dozens of segmented crystal tubes — each formed from stacked prismatic cylinders connected by dark metal joints — suspended at varying heights on fine cables. Against a dark interior the installation reads as a shimmering cloud of vertical light, each tube producing its own burst of rainbow iridescence. The effect is of something between a pipe organ and a meteor shower: intensely precise up close, breathtakingly alive from a distance. What makes it special: Each tube is built from stacked crystal segments that produce strong iridescent colour even in low light The varying cable lengths create a natural dome profile — densest at the centre, dissolving at the edges Looks entirely different from every angle: a solid mass of light from below, a graphic linear composition from the side Perfect for: Dark-ceiling dining rooms and reception halls where the contrast amplifies the iridescence Hotel lobbies and double-height spaces where scale works in its favour Contemporary interiors where the industrial precision of the joints reads as intentional detail Tube count, segment length, drop profile, and cluster footprint all configured to your ceiling and room dimensions.

The Crystal Ribbon

A continuous ribbon of crystal — encrusted with hundreds of individually set faceted elements and internally illuminated — folded and looped into a free-flowing sculptural form with the casual elegance of a brushstroke. No two installations follow the same path. At dining room scale it is a controlled gesture; at hotel lobby scale it becomes a monumental sculpture that stops the room entirely. What makes it special: Reads as a single luminous object — a glowing line drawn in three dimensions Entirely custom in form: the ribbon's path is drawn to the room, not imposed upon it By day it is a sculpture; the light it adds at night is secondary to its spatial presence Perfect for: Hotel lobbies and grand double-height spaces requiring a one-of-a-kind installation Penthouse dining rooms where the brief is a conversation piece as much as a light fitting Spaces with a strong focal point — the ribbon's movement can be choreographed to direct attention Every Crystal Ribbon is a bespoke commission — ribbon path, loop geometry, total length, and crystal density all drawn to your specific space.