This design references a quirkier side of lighting, offering a range of non-uniform, asymmetric blown glass forms that feature a hidden light source, emanating from a selection of intricate acrylic centres. Each can be viewed as a bespoke hand-crafted item yet belong to an overall aesthetic that ultimately explores the relationship between light, both natural and integral, and the singular beautiful properties of overlaying layers of twisted optical glass. Initially offered as a stand-alone pendant, future plans include table-top variations, wall lights and multi-array feature chandeliers.

Founded in 2002 by husband-and-wife team, Iestyn and Beverley Davies, the Contemporary Chandelier Company emerged from a desire to see their own hand-blown sculptural work brought to life with light. The intention was to develop and diversify their existing art glass business into a new venture, encompassing the new emerging LED technology and combining it with their considerable expertise in glass design, manufacture and aesthetics. The Contemporary Chandelier Company designs, builds and installs sculptures in light and glass that simply cannot be found anywhere else. They specialise in large installations and centre pieces, tailored individually to enhance and complement high-end interiors; current projects include a 15m long chandelier for the British Embassy in Paris.