Cascades, written into the architecture.

A private fixture, scaled to a public room.

Most of these projects begin in the same way: a designer or owner shows us a small fixture they love — a candle-arm chandelier, a beaded pendant, a single alabaster sphere — and asks whether we can build it ten, twenty, fifty times the size, into a ceiling that needs to carry a room. We almost always can. The atelier holds the design language and the original geometry; we redraw the engineering, recalculate the lighting plan, and rebuild it at the new scale.

What follows are five recent commissions, each photographed as installed and documented with the source fixture they were derived from — so you can see, side by side, how a private piece becomes a public commission.