LC0211

A cluster filling with light. The petals are crushed as though squeezed in a fist — the form was not calculated but obtained, and that is what makes it convincing.

Clear and mirrored are mixed without system: the cone shimmers in patches — cool transparency here, a warm flare there. The stem is deliberately reduced to a minimum so the shade appears to hover.

By day it is a sculptural object on a stem — light, almost invisible against a pale ground. In the evening the light catches between the layers, the source is lost, and the cone becomes a cluster filled to the brim.

Where it works

Living rooms, bedrooms, lounges, private reception rooms, hotel rooms, studies.

Style

Contemporary classicism and soft modernism: pale walls, rounded furniture, brass. The message is ripening — a composition about something filling up rather than something shining.