The Luvaras Chandelier by Thomas Hayes Studio

"Watiya Juta" is the name of the Australian species of the Acacia tree. Aboriginal peoples have used the design motif – the inspiration for this chandelier - for thousands of years a...

Please note that the Pearl Chandelier's dimensions do not include the ceiling suspension arm length. Please inquire for more details on fixture dimensions with our sales team. The pearl chandelier is clearly inspired by organic forms, lily pads, oyster shells, plant tendrils, but at the same time is a rationally conceived, architectural form that is driven by the material of its construction: wood. Woodworkers must work within the discipline imposed by the strengths and limitations of their medium. Like the triangulated trusses of a timber form barn, the carved arms and supports are shaped to carry their weight, and function as members of a well-balanced wooden structure. Carving of this quality declined with the passing of the great masters of Art Nouveau, Gaudi, Majorelle, Guimard, etc. The pearl is a modern reinvention of this tradition one hundred years later. The furniture and lighting of Thomas Newman Studio...

Paula Hayes Trapeze chandelier, Svalbard, 2015 Cast Acrylic and solid stainless steel. Shown with 24” horizontal bar attachment Dimensions: 39.5...

Swell is unique sculptural fixture inspired by the flow ocean waves and surfing. We developed the specific production methods after studying surfboard construction and many months of...

The Hilbers Chandelier is named for Brian Hilbers, a true California free spirit and the designer of Andrea’s first surfboard. About Pisces Pisces is perhaps Andrea’s most personal collection to date. An avid surfer whose ideal morning involves riding the waves in Malibu, she channeled the ocean’s fluid rhythms, sunlit hues, and sculptural contours in designing each of the fixtures. But her inspiration dives even deeper and surfaces even more specifically. Alone on the sea with her board, Andrea observed the mesmerizing movement of glowing kelp blades through the deep blue water. She thought about how the presence of kelp is a sign of a healthy ocean. An idea began to take shape. Back in her studio in Los Angeles, she brought her vision to life, choosing smooth, floating brass and undulating aqua-colored fiberglass to echo the textures and colors she had admired, and she and her team carefully engineered the elements to flow seamlessly around each other, wave-like. Even the fixture names, which honor iconic surfboard designers, hold special resonance for Andrea. The Hilbers Chandelier is named for Brian Hilbers, a true California free spirit (he has said that when it comes to surfboard design, “the only rules is no rules”) and the designer of Andrea’s first board. The McTavish Chandelier...

Important chandelier in brass with lacquered sheet metal globes. Creation by Studio Glustin.