Lumino Candleholder Red #2

An exquisite atmosphere is essential to creating a special encounter. The new Lumino and Lumina create an aura of intimacy and harmony for an unforgettable evening out. Expertly blow...

A small Murano glass candle holder resting on a satin brass tray, the Lumino Stripe, here in Steel Gray and Crystal, features a clear upper glass surface that allows for a view of th...

A splendid addition to an elegant interior, this candleholder is made using stainless steel by master craftsmen who recreated the delicate shape of a rose opening its petals to sprin...

Candlestick with a contemporary design, with removable arms for a personalized composition, metal and wooden base. Designed by Itamar Harari

Candlestick with a contemporary design, with 7 removable arms for a personalized composition, metal and wooden base. Supplied with 7 ivory candles Design by Itamar Harari

Elegant in its simplicity, this lavish candleholder is the perfect accent in an entry way or living room side table. The square frame, made out of beige travertine limestone, is ador...

Incisioni Lumino candle holder by Purho Dimensions: D12 x W8 x H3.5 cm Materials: Glass, Brass Other colours and finishes are available. Purho is a new protagonist of made in I...

Set of 4 Incisioni Lumino candle holders by Purho Dimensions: D12 x W8 x H3.5 cm each Materials: Glass, Brass Other colours and finishes are available. Purho is a new protagoni...

Red Travertine sculpted candleholder by Sanna Völker The size of the candleholder is 15 x 3 x 9 cm, designed to be used with drip-less candles of size Ø22 mm. All pieces are han...

One beautiful, in a stunning red glaze, candleholder from the designer Cari Zalloni for Steuler Keramik. The candle holder are signed on the base with the company’s trademark and model number. Steuler was founded by Georg Steuler in Höhr-Grenzhausen in 1917. Steuler reached the very top artistically in the 60s and 70s and gained most fame by the 'Zyklon', 'Facette', and 'Çontinua' series from designer Cari Zalloni. Cari Zalloni (August 20, 1937– July 3...

Born in 1962, after studying art he received a degree in architecture from the Milan polytechnic, where he has been teaching for a number of years. In his studio-workshop, located in an historic building on via rossini, he combines work closely tied to architecture and design (primarily interior and exhibit design) with “studio” work involving the applied arts, from decoration to illustration to graphics and painting in the strict sense. his collaboration with Driade, which dates from the early nineties when (together with william bertocco) he created three mirrors for the “follies” collection, responds to the many facets of the company’s work: designing stands for the Frankfurt, cologne and milan furniture fairs, shops in various parts of the world, catalogues and the decor for the milanese parties held during the furniture salon. recent works and/or works in progress...

American modernist pair of candle-holders by famed metal-smith Thomas Roy Markusen, made in copper with a rare red acid patina. The pair was made during the late 1970s to early 1980s...