Our projects

Creating a crystal chandelier is a carefully thought-out process where technology, craftsmanship, and handwork follow one another in perfect harmony.

It begins at temperatures above 1,300 °C, where glass sand becomes molten glass, and continues when the glassmaker shapes the honey-thick mass within seconds as it rapidly cools and solidifies – either into a mould or freely in space. Chandelier arms, for example, are often shaped entirely by hand, without moulds, guided only by experience and a sense of proportion.

This is followed by further precisely coordinated stages. Crystal pendants are cut into facets, metal components are cast from brass, machined, welded, and surface-finished. Then comes the wiring of the pendants and the final assembly.

When choosing a light fixture, you are not just looking for "something nice." You are looking for a solution that truly belongs in the space – one that respects its proportions, ceiling height, the character of the interior, and the way you live or work in it.

Light should enhance the architecture, not compete with it.
That is why the entire process begins with a consultation. Sometimes online, over your interior photos. Sometimes in person at our showroom, where you can find inspiration and discuss everything with our consultants.

We are interested in context.
Are you selecting lighting for a representative space or an intimate room? What design language defines the interior – classic elegance or contemporary minimalism? These answers shape a proposal that works both visually and technically.

Once the design is approved, we take full responsibility for the entire process – from technical preparation and structural calculations to final on-site installation.

Every project begins with an assessment of the space, load-bearing capacity, and suspension method to ensure stability, safety, and long-term reliability.

We work in high-ceilinged spaces, historic interiors, churches, shopping centres, and exteriors where wind, humidity, and limited access must be taken into account.

Installation is carried out with an emphasis on safety, precision, and respect for the space. The result is a light fixture that appears light and effortless, yet stands on a carefully engineered technical foundation.