— IN DEPTH

In the stairwell, between tall arched windows, stucco work and the wrought-iron balustrade, the chandelier descends several metres in tiers of fern leaves, each one hot-blown and hand-shaped. The curled tips catch the daylight from the windows and in the evening multiply the light along the full height of the staircase.

Proportions, number of tiers and length were conceived for the space; the chandelier was made in Venice.