— IN DEPTH

Above the dining table, a rectangular Eliora suspension, marked by a double row of cut-crystal quadrahedra that break the light into geometric reflections. The eight-light Ares chandelier, with curved arms in clear crystal and a chromed structure, completes the lighting of the rooms in a softer register.

Two voices of the same contemporary Déco vocabulary, chosen for a private residence in Luxembourg where the geometry of the crystal converses with interiors of clean lines. The Venetian glass contributes to a lighting that is architectural and domestic at once.