— IN DEPTH

Above the dining table, where the rough stone meets the wooden joists, a suspension stretches out like a single long gesture. The arms in milk-white glass trace fluid curves in space; from each descend drops in ruby-red glass, hung from slender crystal rings. The red recurs — in the crystals of the cabinet, in the velvet of the seating — becoming the chromatic thread of the room. The polished-chrome box stays deliberately essential: it reflects the setting, leaving the central role to the glass. Venetian tradition and domestic architecture converse in balance, without strain.