LC0478

A composition about an inverted colonnade. Turned spindles of spheres, rings and cones descend as a dense forest — a balustrade taken out of a palace and hung from the ceiling. Architecture deprived of its support and turned into light.

In the classic sense this is not a luminaire at all but a light environment with optical depth: the rhythm of the details and the pure geometry hold a space on their own.

By day it is a gold and clear forest: the turned profiles read as silhouettes and highlights, a dense and formal piece. In the evening light lives in the clear segments and the gold ends — the composition shimmers with warm brilliance and faceted transparency, and the colonnade turns out to be glowing right through.

Where it works

Lobbies, atriums, banqueting and conference halls, double-height living rooms. The dense forest requires height and area: the composition covers a ceiling entire.

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

Style

Art Deco and classical architecture: the baluster as a decorative module. The message is monumental — a piece for a formal hall.