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Baccarat’s New Chandeliers Bring Light Upon The Artistic Ways

By Victor Baker

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Baccarat's new chandeliers

French crystal house Baccarat has joined forces and imaginative capabilities with renowned artists Hans Van Bentem, Arik Levy and Marcel Wanders to create a breathtaking series of chandeliers that will form a beautiful exhibit called Lumières out of the Box.

Suspended inside large crates, in a nod to the wooden boxes in which Baccarat actually stored their works as they were transported, these beauties look both incredible and practical. Arik Levy, for example, re-imagined his 2013 Tuile de Cristal design, which now features 8 levels of lively light play, that would charm everyone instantly.

Baccarat's new chandeliers

Marcel Wanders, on the other hand, presents a spherical chandelier called The Roi Soleil that completely re-imagines the contours and shape of a traditional chandelier. With its twisted form, with contorted branches and cut motifs, this modern interpretation of a classic is definitely one piece that’s worthy of attention.

Last, but not least, Hans Van Bentem’s Medicis XXl chandelier uses around 13,000 octagons that blend in within a magical design, reminiscent of the original marble Medicis vase of the classical period. The exhibit will also include a unique chandelier featuring over 700 blue ostrotopaz gemstones that would be called Blue Topaz. Would you like one of these?

Baccarat's new chandeliers

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About Victor Baker

Victor is our go-to associate editor for anything with four wheels – and more! With over a decade of experience in automotive journalism, his expertise spans from classic cars to the latest in electric vehicle technology. Beyond vehicles, he has broadened his editorial reach to cover a wide range of topics, from technology and travel to lifestyle and environmental issues. Learn more about Luxatic's Editorial Process.

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