Two distinct spaces. One cohesive artistic vision.

This contemporary residence called for two individually designed glass installations - one for the dramatic double-height staircase and another for the dining area. Rather than repeating the same design, each composition was created specifically for the architecture, proportions, and function of its space while remaining part of one cohesive artistic language.

The staircase installation creates a sculptural cascade of handcrafted glass elements suspended at varying heights. Designed for the scale and openness of the stairwell, the composition introduces depth, movement, and changing perspectives when viewed from different levels of the home.

In the dining area, the glass composition responds to a very different architectural setting. Its more horizontal presence relates naturally to the dining table and open living environment, while maintaining the same material language, light, and visual rhythm as the staircase installation.

Together, the two pieces demonstrate the studio’s approach to residential lighting: not repeating one fixture throughout a home, but creating illuminated glass art individually for each space while connecting them through one unified artistic vision.