Description
Look up, and the chandelier becomes a garden overhead.
Nine individually formed art-glass flowers rise through a winding framework of metal stems and leaves, creating a piece that feels less like a conventional chandelier and more like a vertical garden caught in motion. Cobalt, turquoise, amber, chartreuse, coral, yellow, and soft blush move through the composition, with no two blooms reading quite the same.
The arrangement is deliberately irregular. Flowers emerge at different heights and angles, leaves weave between them, and the silhouette changes as you move around it. Seen from beneath, especially when illuminated, the layers of glass seem to open outward overhead.
At approximately 30 inches wide and 56 inches high before the chain, this is a substantial architectural fixture. It has the vertical presence for a two-story entry, open stairwell, vaulted dining room, or living space with enough height to let the full composition breathe.
Shown illuminatedThe photograph shows the chandelier lit in its previous installation. It is currently displayed unlit at Design Consignment Gallery, where natural showroom light reveals the individual color variation, texture, and hand-worked edges of the glass.
One shade carries a red script mark. The chandelier was purchased through a specialty dealer, and its original receipt is available; however, the maker and country of origin have not been independently verified. For that reason, no formal artist or Murano attribution is being made.
Professional installation and electrical evaluation by a qualified electrician are recommended.
