— IN DEPTH

An interior project by the Swiss studio Atelier Bubentraum: a series of suspension chandeliers reinterprets the lighting language of the 1970s. Each element is composed of triedral Murano glass in topaz tones, suspended in a cascade on a circular metal structure that breaks the light into warm, diffused reflections.

The setting — damask wallpapers, saturated seating, green marble — called for lighting that was scenic but not intrusive. The transparency of the topaz lightens the fixtures; the modularity of the triedral form allows the diameter and density to be calibrated to the space below.