LC0343

A pond lifted to the ceiling. The bowls open upward rather than down — and that inverts the usual logic: the light here does not pour onto the table, it lies in the leaves like water after rain.

The green mass works as a filter: light passes through it and tints the air beneath the composition a soft grass tone. The white bowls keep the colour from going monotonous — they hold the pause.

The composition holds an international award. What won it was the honesty of the device: form and optics here do not argue, they do one job.

By day the bowls read green against the light — water lying in leaves after rain. In the evening the green mass works as a filter: light passes through it and tints the air beneath the composition a grass tone, while the white bowls remain a pause in the colour.

Where it works

Above a round or oval table, in a winter garden, in a spa area, in a living room facing a garden — where the green outside will pick up the green of the composition.

Selection by space: Dining room · Spa and pool

Style

Art Nouveau and eco-modern: the line of nature, no geometry at all. The message is living water — the composition brings in the sense of a pond, damp coolness and slow time.