USA
Code: 2648/6BLAV.ORO
Size: (Inches) Diameter 27.56, Height 25.98, Ceiling rose diameter 4.92
$2,982.80
Chandelier Space Age white-Ivory and Crystal with 24k GoldGritti offers a reinterpretation of a classic that transfers the art of Venetian glass- making to contemporary interiors where its appealing rounded design creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
The central part of the chandelier is composed of clear blown-glass elements alternated with elliptical incamiciato blown glass globes.
The smooth surfaces of the globes of the cups create a lovely contrast with the branches and elements crafted with the rigadin technique.
Gritti is proposed in Denim blue and Grey combined with chrome-plated metal details. The range also includes a precious version created with 24 carat gold, applied while the glass is hot, and gold-plated metal details.
Introducing the Gritti Chandelier, a masterpiece of illumination that embodies luxury and elegance. This exquisite chandelier is expertly crafted with a blend of ivory and 24k gold, presenting a stunning visual contrast that captivates and enchants. Each curve and contour of the Gritti Chandelier has been meticulously designed to reflect both grace and opulence.The arms of the chandelier, finished in a rich, gleaming blue, curve gracefully outward, each supporting a pristine ivory globe. These globes are not merely functional; they are sculptural elements that enhance the overall aesthetic, providing a soft, ambient light that glows warmly in any setting. The central column and detailed accents shimmer with the unmistakable sheen of 24k gold, adding a touch of timeless luxury.This chandelier is not just a lighting fixture; it is a statement piece that demands attention and admiration. It is ideal for those who appreciate the finer details and seek to elevate their space with a blend of classic elegance and contemporary design. The Gritti Chandelier is a testament to skilled craftsmanship and luxurious style, perfect for gracing the ceilings of the most discerning individuals.
