Featuring exceptional craftsmanship, inspiring forms and ingenious handling of materials, sculptures add character and personality to the home. Luminaire's collection highlights the true atelier capability of designers. From Ernst Gamperl's remarkable textural wood vessels, handcrafted from fallen trees, to contemporary designer Cristina Dias' ironic mouth-blown glass bell Balloon, these sculptural objects represent the strongest visions in ethereal design.
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Abstracted to their most essential and defining elements, designer Jean-Sebastien Poncet's Animali Domesticki is a series of minimal, decorative wood animals.
Animali Domesticki
Jean-Sebastien Poncet
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Consisting of an aesthetic search for shape and material, Thierry Martenon's work focuses on the outline of his handcrafted objects. In his Ash Sculpture, simple and pure lines endow the three objects with serenity while the surface treatment shows the craftsmanship of the work.
Ash Sculpture
Thierry Martenon
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Glowing bands of Murano glass are fused together to create a single vessel and the result is beautiful and calm. It is fitting that the technique used to join the glass is known as the Incalmo method. Designed in 1968 by Tapio Wirkkala for Venini, the gently curving shapes of the bottles are set off by vibrant swaths of red and green, subdued with softer shades of blue and gray.
Bolle Bottles
Tapio Wirkkala
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A seamless hemisphere, John Pawson's Bronze Bowl for the Belgian atelier When Objects Work refrains from the use of flatness in the base in order to persevere the integrity of the profile's smooth curve. Filled with sand, the bowl rests steadily on a surface, arousing curiosity.
Bronze Bowl
John Pawson
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A reinterpretation of the traditional Japanese object, Maison Martin Margiela's Edo Glass Bell is a sublime accessory for the home. Intended to be hung at the entrance to your home or onto the branches of trees outdoors, the blown glass bell sounds with the wind.
Edo Glass Bell
Maison Martin Margiela
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Through a dedicated exploration of nature realized in subtle communion of unlikely materials, Vanessa Mirtrani's designs are both ethereal and delightful. This experimentation is found within the Lilliput Mug, a cylindrical form of blown-glass topped with pewter sculptures.
Lilliput Mug
Vanessa Mitrani
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Working with the natural formations of wood and their organic circular patterns for over 20 years, sculptor Ernst Gamperl finds fallen trees sometimes as old as 100 years and creates seemingly fragile wood objects renowned for their textured surfaces.
Lime Washed Oak Object
Ernst Gamperl
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Like a lotus leaf floating in water after a soft rain, the Swarovski crystals scattered on the undulating, polished-glass surface of Studio Pei-Zhu's Lotus plate evoke scattered reflections of time and light just as water droplets would.
Lotus Plate
Studio Pei-Zhu
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Utilizizing historic Thai wood-working techniques to create a stunningly modern yet warm sculptural object, Handsen & Handsen's Mahogany Pots for Belgoflor are texturally rich and intriguing. Use them to add a more personal and natural element to a modern interior for a unique contrast of styles and materials.
Mahogany Pots
Handsen & Handsen
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Working with the natural formations of wood and their organic circular patterns for over 20 years, sculptor Ernst Gamperl finds fallen trees sometimes as old as 100 years and creates seemingly fragile wood objects renowned for their textured surfaces.
Oak Piece
Ernst Gamperl
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Christoph Finkel's Rillen Vessels showcase the German artist's ability to capture the intrinsic, natural qualities of various species of wood in stunning, sculptural vessels. Initially the result of an incorrect cut into a piece of wood, Finkel began to experiment with the possibilities of deep reveals and undulating lines cut into his vessels resulting in his unique, signature aesthetic.
Rillen Vessels
Christoph Finkel
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Handcrafted following a design by Belgian artist Guido Deleu, The Visitor Sculpture is a series of ceramic figurines finished with only natural elements like clay and color pigments.
The Visitor Sculpture
Guido Deleu
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Raw and slender, French artist Johannes Beccer's one-of-a-kind wood sculptures abstract recognizable forms to the most essential elements.
Twiggy Sculpture
Johannes Beccer
