A Croatian House Connected by Crystal: From the Entryway to the Bedroom
Choosing a chandelier for the living room, wall lights for the bedroom, and the right lighting for the bathroom separately can be a lengthy process. What's more, it's easy to end up with fixtures that are beautiful on their own but don't form a harmonious whole once they're together in the interior. That's why we specialize in complete lighting solutions: from the design and visualizations to professional installation. The client sends us photos of their interior, describes their vision, and we design a way to connect the entire interior with crystal – from the entrance hall to the bathrooms – without a single stylistic break. That's exactly what one of our recent projects shows: a spacious house in Croatia, where neoclassical style meets a subtle touch of glamour.
Entering the Upper Floor: Staircase and Hallways
The way up the original, sensitively renovated spiral staircase is lit by wall fixtures N-TAL-01. The hallways then continue with pendant lights from the sister L-TAL collection, in two sizes: the more compact L-TAL-04 and the more striking L-TAL-10 with a 30 cm glass globe. They give off the same light and differ only in the size of the globe – so we choose the model for each hallway according to its proportions.
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The main hallway is lined with a trio of recessed lights TX306400009, which naturally follow its line and cast striking patterns of light on the ceiling. Before the entrance to the dining room hangs an eight-arm chandelier ATCH08, which signals to visitors that they're entering a more formal part of the house.
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A Living Room Connected to the Dining Room
The living room is separated from the dining room by sliding glass doors with sandblasted reliefs. Once opened, the two rooms merge into one large social space – ideal for family celebrations, festive dinners, and get-togethers with friends.
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The living room lighting is also made up of fixtures from a single design line. A striking chandelier hangs above the main seating area, L16227CLN, while smaller chandeliers, L420CLN are positioned around the room and pleasantly light the whole space. They're complemented by wall lights and a floor lamp, S356CLN. All the fixtures share the same design elements, so they naturally complement each other and unify the whole interior. As a result, even a space this large feels cozy and harmonious.
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Beyond the sandblasted doors is the dining room, with a table for ten. Above it shines the L428CLN chandelier, with gilded arms and richly cut crystal pendants. It's grand enough for festive occasions, yet still adds a pleasant touch to the atmosphere of everyday dinners together.
Adjoining the dining room is the main kitchen, where the crystal theme continues with the ATCH12 chandelier.
Bedrooms: Each Different, Yet Perfectly Coordinated
The bedrooms in this home show how important it is for the main chandelier to work together with the accent lighting – wall lights and table lamps. Each room has its own character, yet at first glance you can tell they belong together.
In the guest bedrooms, the best combination proved to be a Maria Theresa-style crystal chandelier, BXL10926N213, paired with candle sconces coordinated in the same style. Elsewhere we reached for our bestseller, AL179K, complemented by a table lamp, ES100101PB. One of the bedrooms has a slightly different character: instead of crystal, it's dominated by a cast brass chandelier, L329CLN, with five substantial arms, complemented by table lamps, S332CE.
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The highlight of the whole project, however, is the main bedroom, styled in an elegant neo-baroque, almost château-like manner. Its central feature is a Maria Theresa-style chandelier, BXL10927N211, complemented by table lamps from the same line – so the chandelier and the bedside lamps cast the same soft, warm light on both sides of the bed. Above the mirror in the corner of the room hangs a crystal clock, a charming detail that's a reminder crystal doesn't have to belong only to large chandeliers.
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Bathrooms Inspired by Water
For the bathrooms, we chose fixtures whose shapes naturally play with the theme of water. The crystal pendants resemble droplets frozen mid-fall, or bubbles rising upward.
In the large marble bathroom hangs the TX322000405. Its layered crystal drops create the impression of a fine spray of water, frozen in mid-air right above the bathtub.
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In another bathroom, the same theme is developed by the fixture TX327000109. A smaller bathroom is completed by the cascading model AL253.
Craftsmanship You Can Rely On
A perfect result doesn't depend on fixture selection alone. Just as important is dealing with the technical realities of a specific interior – especially older or already-finished wiring.
This project called for a bit of improvisation too. The owner wanted a wall light in exactly the spot where no electrical cable had been run. Our installer, Jarda, found an elegant solution – hiding the wiring inside decorative trim left over from adjusting the ceiling cornices. The result looks completely natural, with nothing to suggest that a small technical puzzle had to be solved right there.
And that's exactly what we aim for with every project: not just supplying and hanging a fixture, but finding a solution that respects the specific space and feels completely natural in it – as if it had always been there.
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Why Choose Complete Custom Lighting
When furnishing an entire house or apartment, you don't have to choose lighting room by room and hope the individual models will end up matching. Based on your interior style and your vision, we'll prepare a design, visualizations, and several options for every space – from the bathroom to the living room.
Thanks to years of experience, we can take care of the whole project – from selecting and designing the fixtures, through their custom manufacture or modification, to professional on-site installation.
Planning the lighting for your house, apartment, or other space? Get in touch with our sales team. We'll be happy to go through your ideas with you and design a solution that will work in your home.
