01
Atrium
Long vertical sightlines allow density, hierarchy and movement to unfold over several levels. VORTEX is the primary current study for this condition.
Architecture / Light / Movement
The space is
part of the fixture.
AETHERIA concepts are developed around how people approach, pass beneath, look across and move between levels. Typology comes after spatial behaviour.
01 / Spatial typologies
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02
Dining
Lower horizontal compositions need a clear centre, controlled glare and a silhouette that holds the table without visually sealing the room.
03
Stair & vertical circulation
The fixture can become a companion to movement between floors, using changing perspective rather than a single frontal composition.
04
Hospitality
Large lounge and reception environments can carry broader ceiling fields and slower visual rhythms than a conventional decorative chandelier.
05
Wall & object
Not every collection needs architectural suspension. BOTANICA is being explored across wall, pendant, table and vertical formats.
06
Threshold
Light can mark arrival rather than simply illuminate a surface. PORTAL studies the fixture as an entry object with a spatial purpose.
Selection logic
Choose by spatial behaviour,
not by room label.
Does the work need to reveal itself across one plane or several levels?
Will people circulate around it, beneath it, or mainly view it from a fixed position?
Should the light define a focal object, a field, a threshold or a quieter atmosphere?
Is the chosen direction still a visual study, or does a controlled engineering record exist?
Current implemented programme
Start with VORTEX.
For the fixture with a controlled repository record, open the product viewer and technical inspector.