Developed for the specialty lighting channel through MRTN Studio, 2026.
A contemporary chandelier design that reinterprets the traditional candelabra through a reduced, sculptural framework. The design responds to the current movement toward lighting as an architectural object, using line, proportion, and movement rather than decorative mass to create presence in the room.
The fixture is organized around a slender central suspension with six candle arms extending outward in long, continuous curves. Each arm rises independently from the lower center of the composition, creating overlapping arcs that give the chandelier a sense of movement and visual depth from different angles. Minimal candle cups and exposed lamps preserve the familiar language of a traditional chandelier while the absence of a central body keeps the overall structure open and visually light.
The result sits between classic candelabra lighting and contemporary sculptural minimalism. Familiar elements are retained, but reduced to their essential geometry, creating a chandelier that feels expressive without relying on ornament.