Crystal Clear: Illumination is the Focus of the Latest from Saint-Louis
Excess 20-light Chandelier
Illumination is the focus of the latest entries by
Saint-Louis
.
Godefroy de Virieu
and
Stefania Di Petrillo
regard their Apollo series as a modern fairy tale, an especially apt description for the 15-light chandelier, 34 1?2 inches high, and the 21-light version, 62 inches high. Graceful crystal bells dangle at random heights inside a birdcage like chromed-brass framework.
In the bantam table lamp, just 11 1?2 inches tall, a frame in the same metal acts as an industrial foil to the delicacy of the crystal, subtly textured with Venetian ribbing. In the Excess series,
Hervé Vander Straeten
mimics rock crystal, as lamps of hand blown crystal mingle with diamond-cut versions, all sprouting from stems of nickel-plated brass. The abstract spray is available as a 20-light chandelier, 55 inches wide and 34 1?2 high, as well as a 6-light ceiling fixture, 18 inches high and 28 3?4 wide.
Hervé Vander Straeten
mimics rock crystal, as lamps of hand blown crystal mingle with diamond-cut versions, all sprouting from stems of nickel-plated brass. The abstract spray is available as a 20-light chandelier, 55 inches wide and 34 1?2 high, as well as a 6-light ceiling fixture, 18 inches high and 28 3?4 wide.
Finally, the manufacturer revisits Renversant—which literally turns the traditional chandelier upside down—by dressing it in the new Flannel colorway. As before, it’s available with six, eight, or 18 lights.
Apollo Table Lamp
Apollo Table Lamp
Renversant
