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The Wonderglass range of crystal chandeliers has been extended with three new models by John Pawson, Claesson Koivisto Rune and Zaha Hadid and a new white version of Flow(t) by Nao Tamura.

Designs that, as always, are made to measure and combine a raw and fragile material like glass with LED technology and fine craftsmanship; three factors that together to bring a contemporary feel to the Venetian tradition of glassmaking. Each new design presents a new and unique technical challenge in its production.

Grappa by Claesson Koivisto Rune is a bunch of grapes that emphasises variety through repetition combining similar forms of differing sizes. Translucent glass allows light from the LED source to filter through. Luma by Hadid is a sculptural composition of four tubular sections that follow the same trajectory. Finally Sleeve by John Pawson is a series of cylinders in hand-blown glass one inside the other.

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Nao Tamura, Flow(t), Wonderglass

Zaha Hadid, Luma, Wonderglass

Claesson Koivisto Rune, Grappa, Wonderglass

Wonderglass, vista dell'allestimento

8–13 April 2014
Wonderglass
Istituto dei Ciechi
via Vivaio 7, Milano

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Claesson Koivisto Rune, John Pawson, Zaha Hadid and Nao Tamura are the creators of new lights by Wonderglass at the Istituto dei Ciechi.

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