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IN THE DETAILS
Schonbek New Designs Combine Expert Detailing with Celestial Inspiration
The Schonbek brand was founded on beautiful and meticulous handcraftsmanship. Each made-to-order chandelier is a masterpiece with its own special character, guaranteed to bring grandeur to any space. The latest designs from Schonbek, which debuted at the Euroluce International Lighting Exhibition in Milan in April 2015, are no different.
Swarovski Lighting at Euroluce 2015
From April 14-19th, 2015, Milan became the world’s stage for the latest and greatest lighting innovations during the Euroluce Lighting Exhibition, part of Salone del Mobile. At the event, Swarovski and Schonbek showcased their expertise & creativity, debuting several new and reimagined collections.
These stunning pieces are available for purchase at authorized lighting retail showrooms. To learn more, please visit www.schonbek.com.
GENZano
Inspired
by the eponymous Italian city, Genzano by Schonbek features cast iron arms in intricate
petal shapes and sunflower silhouettes.
Filigrae
Harkening
back to the days of masquerade balls filled with delicate costumes, Filigrae by Schonbek showcases the fine workmanship and creativity associated with that time
period.
Trilliane Strand
Years
ago, the Trilliane chandelier collection by Schonbek revolutionized the industry by
using a reversed crystal pendeloque technique. The latest addition to the
Trilliane family, Trillane Strand uses the same technique in its crown, while seemingly
endless crystal strands captivate.
FONTANA LUCE
The design for this close-to-ceiling fixture was inspired by fountains in the old piazzas of Italy. Its very apropros name, Fontana Luce, means “fountain of light” in Italian.
rivington
The majestic look and specially-designed glass crown are fitting for the charming Schonbek Rivington chandelier.
Chantant
Meaning ‘to sing’ in French, Chantant by Schonbek features a symphony of soft crystal strands in varying lengths.
Eclyptix
Designed
to evoke images of the stars in the sky, the crystals in Eclyptix by Schonbek are
surrounded by a shaded pendant.
