Dionysos Ceiling Lamp #15 By Emilie Lemardeley

Dionysos Ceiling Lamp #15 by Emilie LemardeleyDimensions: D200 x W120 x H40 cmMaterials: Steel with yellow of white gold leaves. Hand blown glass. Led 3W in each glass globes (48 w)Weight: 20 kgThe Dionysos lightings pay hommage to their namesake, the Greek God of Wine. They are shaped to look like a bunch of grapes and evoke the jubilation and abundance of a Greek banquet. Each item of the Dionysos collection is made to order by the hands of the best artisans. Thanks to its modular design, the Dionysos chandelier can be customized to perfectly fit the room where it is going.The Lemardeley workshop will study any custom request regarding dimensions, shape, number of lights, as well as custom finishes.All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance.Designed as jewellery for the interior, the Lemardeley’s creations reflect French craftsmanship infused with elegance and refinement. Based in France, near Paris, Lemardeley provokes reflection and reverie through its handmade collections by carefully selected craftsmen. Lemardeley invites us into a dreamlike universe; we dance with bright mobiles, dream of chandeliers with colored bubbles and travel coiled in the hollows of a winged sofa.Inspired by Etruscan jewelry and Greek mythology, Lemardeley’s pieces are treasures whose brilliance is enhanced by the gesture of the hand that designed them. Emilie Lemardeley has an atypical path as a designer. She studied literature, and political sciences, then hopped to Sotheby’ s in London and finally graduated in France at Olivier de Serres. Very quickly, she createsher own brand and offer her original universe to an international clientele.The Lemardeley pieces are all narrative and generous. They offer several levels of reading, ranging from primary functionality to symbol. The talent of the designer lays in her ability to awake, with harmonious colors and balanced materials, the reminiscences of our Western cultures.