Gambetta Chandelier by Bourgeois Boheme Atelier, Oil Rubbed Bronze

The focal point of this impressive chandelier are the six frosted handblown glass swords which shot out light in different angles. The mix of oil rubbed br...

This chandelier has a perfect geometrical design, with its organic handcrafted plaster of Paris finish. This fixture can be created with concealed bulbs (GU10 based LED bulbs ) or w...

The LODGE CHANDELIER II explores the concept of wooden framework in contrast with metal structure. Two turned-wooden forms support a delicate system of metal tubing, and a duo of rad...

The SM.V1 Luminaire is a genre-defying small size fixture with 3 radiating brass arms, hanging at a slight tilt, like a soul-surfer riding a wave. Gently balancing on the arms are 1 or 2 coral inspired decorative cast porcelain shapes called “clouds”. Each cloud comes in standard bisque or coral red finish, or they can be special ordered with hand over-glazes to achieve variegated color and texture. There are 3 hand-blown glass diffusers with Opal & Alabaster, created to represent the white water of cresting waves. Special order glass can also be finished with three rolls of glinting silver leaf, or Opal and Grey Venetian optic twist. The SM.V1 has a customizable diameter of between 26”-32” and it is the small-sized configuration in the Cloudbreak Luminaire Collection. This fixture is ideal for smaller dining tables, kitchen islands, bedrooms, and dressing areas. It's great in combination with the other configurations in the collection for a more impactful statement. It’s unique textures and sea inspired themes will make any space feel special and elevated. Named after Fiji’s famous “Cloudbreak” surf spot, this collection takes cues from the wild colors and shapes of the corals that create these incredible waves. Our cast porcelain clouds mimic the ends of the Stylaster species of coral, which is common in Fiji. The glass diffusers reveal swirls and white-water like patterns and the sea themed etched metal completes the flow of an otherworldly interplay of texture, light, and shadow. References: coral reef surf breaks, oyster shells, pearls, wave patterns on sand bars, Mary Oliver