When we design a lighting fixture, we aren't just shaping brass or glass—we are studying how humans have interacted with light for centuries.
My background in archaeology and ancient illumination tools continuously reminds me of one core truth: lighting is the silent architect of atmosphere. Long before modern interior design, light was placed with intention to create sanctuary, warmth, and connection.
This design process always begins at the drawing board. From initial hand sketches and architectural floor plans to selecting mouth-blown fluted glass and solid brass detailing, every element is crafted to ensure a piece feels timeless before it feels trendy.
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What’s your starting point when sourcing lighting for a new space? Do you begin with functionality or atmosphere? I’d love to hear your thoughts below.
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