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The Klee 6-light Chandelier by Sean Lavin for Tech Lighting features an unsystematic pattern of asymmetric arms converging to form a stunning and modern look. Klee is offered in multiple finishes. Linear arms are designed with a thin acrylic panel of light guide technology spanning 50" to 56" and can pivot to the desired position. Complete the look with the entire Klee collection, including Table Lamps, Floor Lamps, and Wall Sconce.

• Number of Lights: 6
• Fixture Design: Unique / Statement
• Adjustable Length: Yes
• Fixture Material: Metal
• Dimmable: Yes

The Collier by Sean Lavin for Visual Comfort Modern exudes luxury and sophistication. Solid faceted crystal fully encapsulates integrated LED modules interlocked by solid brass connectors. Available in multiple length strands for the ultimate in customization. Creates an incredible light sculpture with stunning illumination. The Collier features solid faceted crystal manufactured in the Czech Republic. The natural brass connectors are custom engineered to support the crystal and add additional beauty to the piece. Available with remote or surface mounted driver options. Predetermined length options allow for easy ordering with virtually unlimited versatility. Contact factory for custom configurations. Patent pending.

• Solid faceted crystal manufactured in Czech Republic. Custom engineered natural brass connectors
• Contact factory for custom configurations

“Looking to the past to design the present with ideas that look to the future”: this is the design philosophy of architect Francesco Lucchese, who designed the Armonia collection for Vistosi, which was awarded the honourable mention of the Compasso D’Oro in 2020. When designing, Lucchese allows himself be inspired by history to identify future trends and needs, in seeking to bring out the maximum functionality of each object and offer new emotion. Colour also has great importance in his creative process, as shown by the Armonia chandeliers and wall lights, which combine warm and cold colours (crystal and amber, smoke and amber) or the extreme transparency of pure crystal cylinders, with two different metal finishes of the external ring that surrounds them: satin black nickel and internal satin brass or copper. It creates plays on circumferences that create infinite circles. The Armonia collection is enhanced with a new large-sized chandelier, a sublime example of Vistosi’s artisanal know-how, and four new appliques with a frame without a metal ring, which highlights the cylinders in crystal with different colours and processing techniques (E14 light). The historical reference is found in the techniques used for processing the glass: the balloton, which gives the glass surface a particular crossed relief that creates a special optical effect, the “rigadin”, the traditional striped design, both straight and twisted, which in the past decorated the surfaces of Murano glass furnishings to obtain interesting refractions of light, and the new elongated diamond pattern. The combination of colours and the technical details make the light diffused by Armonia truly enveloping, both in its suspension and wall versions.

“Looking to the past to design the present with ideas that look to the future”: this is the design philosophy of architect Francesco Lucchese, who designed the Armonia collection for Vistosi, which was awarded the honourable mention of the Compasso D’Oro in 2020. When designing, Lucchese allows himself be inspired by history to identify future trends and needs, in seeking to bring out the maximum functionality of each object and offer new emotion. Colour also has great importance in his creative process, as shown by the Armonia chandeliers and wall lights, which combine warm and cold colours (crystal and amber, smoke and amber) or the extreme transparency of pure crystal cylinders, with two different metal finishes of the external ring that surrounds them: satin black nickel and internal satin brass or copper. It creates plays on circumferences that create infinite circles. The Armonia collection is enhanced with a new large-sized chandelier, a sublime example of Vistosi’s artisanal know-how, and four new appliques with a frame without a metal ring, which highlights the cylinders in crystal with different colours and processing techniques (E14 light). The historical reference is found in the techniques used for processing the glass: the balloton, which gives the glass surface a particular crossed relief that creates a special optical effect, the “rigadin”, the traditional striped design, both straight and twisted, which in the past decorated the surfaces of Murano glass furnishings to obtain interesting refractions of light, and the new elongated diamond pattern. The combination of colours and the technical details make the light diffused by Armonia truly enveloping, both in its suspension and wall versions.