Labraunda Chandelier

Labraunda is a two-tier drum chandelier. The wide upper drum ends in a thin walnut band; a narrower second drum sits below it, and its underside is closed by a light fabric diffuser. The metal is a matt brass colour, and the walnut band turns inward along the rim. It hangs from the ceiling plate on three slim rods. The name comes from Labraunda, the sacred site of Caria near Milas in Muğla. It is a new model drawn for Archilumos. Light leaves two ways: softly down through the fabric diffuser, and warmly through the gap between the drums, glancing off the walnut and brass. The source gives no size, so diameter and height are drawn to the project. Wipe the metal and the wood with a dry cloth. It hangs over a dining table or a seating group as the light centre of the room. We choose walnut or oak, and settle material, tone and size at order.