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Wersailles | Deconstructivism
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Architonic ID: 20137892
Our Wersailles chandeliers in Limoges Porcelain reinvent poetry and elegance, a classic chandelier of French castle. Everything is consumed, everything is turning into ashes to form the carbon, the original materials. This is how the Wersailles the Wersailles Carbon emerges representing what remains of the splendors of the 18th century exposed to the burns and deconstructions of the 21st century. Our Wersailles candle holders in Limoges porcelain are manufactured in Limoges, France.
The Wersailles chandelier is available in custom-made version chandelier and can be adjustable to any type of décor and any type of space. From finishes, color of the cables, color and size of the platform, disposition of the pieces, color of the light… All of our creations dress up places from which they are intended.
Features:
• Materials : Limoges Porcelain, carbon and gold finishes, other finishes upon request
• Power supply: Input- 100-240 VAC Output 24V. Delivered with integrated LED
• Light source : LED, de 2700°K à 3300°K,
• Suspension cables : isolated steel wires gold color, silver, bronze, white, black
Concept
Sylvie Maréchal breaks with the heavy structures of the classic pendant lights to keep only the decorative elements. Like suspended in the air, the Wersailles candlesticks combine French tradition and 21st century technology. Thanks to the intelligent LED technology combined to the detail of French craftsmanship, the bespoke Wersailles chandeliers, all in Limoges porcelain, diffuse a beautiful lighting effect that is both soft and elegant. Thus, Wersailles creations adapt to any location, hotel lobbies, stairwells, shops... Our bespoke chandeliers, lamps and wall sconces are 100% made in France. We use French know-how in an environmentally responsible way by manufacturing our pieces on demand in order to limit the carbon footprint.
This product belongs to collection:
Carbon fiber, Ceramic, Plastic, Porcelain ceramic
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