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Veronese

Since its inception in Paris in 1931, Veronese utilizes Murano glassmaker's tradition of caring craftsmanship to fashion French high-end lighting fixtures and mirrors. Mouth blown and hand crafted in Italy, each part is designed and assembled at Veronese's workshop in Paris. Veronese maintains this enduring tradition for craftsmanship by re-producing historical masterpieces and revitalizing its creations by working with famed designers. Veronese is, today, more than ever focused on contemporary creations, either through its collections or its ability to bring to life unique requests.

Woka
Woka Lamps are handmade in Vienna with original tools according to designs by famous architects of the 20th century using the highest quality materials, subject to a series of tests before being offered for sale. Every lamp is a unique piece, that is why we ask you not to compare their lamps with mass-produced products. They use opaline flashed glass. The lamp-shade is mouth-blown, little bubbles don't lower the value of this glassware. Brass: The material we use is exclusively solid brass, the surface is optionally polished and varnished or nickel-plated (slightly warmer than chrome). The lamps have solid sand-cast parts - they can have some imperfections which you won't find in mass-produced products.

Spiridon

Sylvie Liégeois
After studying at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Appliqués (School of Applied Arts: Design, Fashion and Creation) in Paris, Sylvie Liégeois worked in traditional stained glass. Today she has created a collection of decorative objects and jewelry with forms that are both elegant and pure. She has given the collection the name &ldquoRivages de Verre&rdquo( &ldquoShores of Glass&rdquo) . These objects used in everyday life: unique pieces or small series, combine the transparency and brilliancy of glass and the poetry of forms inspired by nature.