Baccarat recently unveiled its special 2013 edition, Baccarat Highlights, at Palazzo Morando during the International Furniture Fair in Milan. In this light art exhibition, Maison Baccarat presented recent design creations that combine traditional craftsmanship with technical progress. Be inspired by this exclusive selection of luxury chandeliers.
Light art exhibition at the Milan Furniture Fair 2013
French crystal manufacturer Baccarat is considered one of the world’s best-known makers of high-quality crystal and glassware. The company continues to expand its repertoire with new interpretations of classic designs and the latest technologies. Rich, precious creations are a Baccarat hallmark, giving lovers of extravagant design exclusive masterpieces made of light and crystal.
Luxury chandelier edition 2013 – Baccarat light art exhibition
Collaborations with designers Fernando and Humberto Campana, Louise Campbell, Jean-Marc Gady, Jaime Hayon, Arik Levy, Philippe Nigro and Philippe Starck, along with students from ECAL in Lausanne, produced spectacular creations. Part of the light chandelier art exhibition in Milan presented new interpretations of famous designs. Crinoline Lady by Jean-Marc Gady is a classic example of a 19th-century chandelier shown in Milan in a new light, with the designer giving the original model a minimalist touch.
"Strange Zenith" by Philippe Starck
The crystal chandelier is a new version of the famous Zenith chandelier, an emblem of Baccarat.
"Torch" light art exhibition by Arik Levy
The flame-shaped pendant was designed by Arik Levy for Baccarat and inspired by the sculptures of Alexander Calder. The original concept was enriched with elements of traditional chandeliers.
Baccarat pendant lighting design
"Set Candy" is the collection by Jaime Hayon, combining sparkling crystal with porcelain in a brilliant blend.
Pure craft and shine – "Nervous Zenith" by Louise Campbell
The Danish designer created a classic shape with extravagant elements.
Baccarat Highlights – Milan Design Week 2013
"Tinker Bell and Celeste" by Philippe Nigro
"Tile Crystal" by Arik Levy
"Heritage Chosen" by J. de Givenchy
Art with light – luxury chandelier
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