CONCEPTUAL

Cluster Chandelier

A cascading composition of blown-glass spheres, suspended at irregular heights to read as one continuous form.

A large chandelier made of dozens of clear and frosted glass spheres of varying sizes, suspended from a round ceiling canopy in a dark room.

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Cluster began as an argument against the single-fixture chandelier: why settle for one light source when a constellation of them, hung at deliberately uneven heights, will fill a stairwell or double-height room with far more character. Each glass sphere is mouth-blown, so no two carry quite the same imperfection.

Configurable to the room — we work from a ceiling plan to determine canopy size and drop heights — Cluster is built to order and takes several weeks in the glass studio. The payoff is a fixture that reads as sculpture as much as light.