LC0417

A composition about an inverted city. Plates with a cellular honeycomb texture descend in tiers, and the composition reads as a stalactite cave — architecture grown from the top down, with no foundation.

Three finishes lead three parts: whiteness for purity and structure, transparency for depth, gold for warmth and accent. The white upper tier melts into clear, the gold burns at the core.

By day it is a cellular mass read through texture and the transition of tones — a dense, almost architectural piece. In the evening the light lives between the plates and inside the cells: the honeycomb flares as a net, the clear tiers recede into depth, the gold goes white-hot at the centre. A cave of treasure built with a jeweller's precision.

Where it works

Generous rooms with high ceilings — lobbies, atriums, double-height living rooms, banqueting halls. Tiering only exists where there is height to spare.

Selection by space: Hotel lobby and public spaces · Double-height living room · Atrium · Banquet hall

Style

Art Deco and natural architecture: the cave as a formal motif. The message is rich — a piece for a space that has to astonish.