Explore nine bespoke glass pendants and chandeliers for the kitchen that realise intricate craft and fluidity.
In an interview with est, said, “I believe you need to truly appreciate the honesty of an object, which needs to be made of materials to last.” In this Nine to Know, we see work with glass to reveal the honesty and craftmanship behind a series of pendants and chandeliers. Tracing the intersection between functionality and artistry, each lighting design embodies a unique technique and making process that has led to its creation.
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Italian designer Luca Nichetto brought the to in 2019. The curved Murano glass structure recalls the mesmerising spectacle of jellyfish illuminating their dark ocean surrounds.
The light by Czech designer was created using an ancient glass technique called Lithyalin. This technique sees the glass take on a marbled appearance – like a gemstone – to capture the universe in one shape.
The is a unique arrangement of eight blown-glass globes. Through this lamp, designer Omer Arbel explored glass beyond the ordinary by creating satellite shapes within each sphere of the pendant.
Lighting brand Seguso’s history of glassmaking dates back to 1937. This showcases the art of Murano glass through different spheres clustered together with metal branches.
The is inspired by a lunar halo and can be customised – with different glass shapes added horizontally and vertically.
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