DRAPE SKIRT 15 CHANDELIER
White dipped glass, Brushed Brass metal finish, Black cord
KANOUN SALON DE THÉ
Paris
Architect: Vincent Eschalier
Interior Design: Diane de Kergal
DRAPE SKIRT 15 CHANDELIER
White dipped glass, Brushed Brass metal finish, Black cord
Drape Skirt 15 Chandelier
Specifications
| Certifications | UL listed suitable for dry and damp locations (US & Canada) |
| Sockets | 120V G9 7W Max |
| Cord length | Field adjustable – Standard cord length 120" (3050mm) – longer lengths available at additional cost |
| Other info | LED bulbs included Not recommended for sloped ceilings Requires recessed electrical box for installation Fixture weight (approximate): 50lbs/23kg All glass dimensions are approximate – handblown glass dimensions vary by nature and intent Made in the Czech Republic |
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About Drape Skirt 15 Chandelier
Glass shaped by hand
The glass spheres of the Drape Skirt 15 Chandelier are formed by hand, allowing them to be slightly imperfect to express their handmade origins. The “dipped” glass options feature an irregular, open mouth, created by double-dipping the piece into the molten glass crucible, followed by breaking the piece from the pipe and fire-polishing the opening – a purposeful expression of craft and the act of glassblowing. The “textured” glass diffusers have no opening. Their surface is frosted and features a subtle pattern of lines etched into the glass for a moody and classic look.
A linear take on the “skirt”
The Drape Skirt 15 Chandelier takes the innovative language of the SkLO “skirt” concept and creates a linear fixture. The look of graceful simplicity does not reveal the complexity of the fixture. This version fits in all the places where a linear fixture is required, even a patisserie counter in Paris.
The possibilities of simplicity
The Drape collection is an investigation into the potential behind the idea of a simple cord-suspended glass pendant that displays the quality and variation of SkLO handblown glass. It begins, necessarily, with the basic Drape Pendant itself. But from there, minimal additions are made – opportunities to enhance the structure, scale, and design of the diverse series comprising the Drape collection, including the Drape Circle, Drape Arm, Drape Skirt, and many more.
