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EXPERIENCE A NEW LEVEL OF DESIGN

We gathered you some inspiring ideas specially for LIVING ROOMS!

 

Creating an ambiance for relaxation and rejuvenation, this is what living room designs are about. However, here lies a challenge as well. The question is which mood, style, feeling are you about to create with crystal chandeliers.

MODERN VIBES

Even in a modern, minimalist design interior crystal chandeliers could be an attractive focus point. In the PERSONAL UNIVERSE collection HALO provides a felxible solutions its vertical and horizontal suspension options.

With the combination of contemporary materials with the classical view of crystals, ORIGO STAR creates an exclusive look of an interior.

COLOUR OR TRANSPARENT CRYSTALS

We had a wonderful opportunity to work with the ZZ Architects for several times already.  Our model POLARIS  decorates the living room, emphasizing the soft lines of furniture elements and enhancing the impression from the rich drapery.

polaris in a living room

We appeared in a project on Kensington High Street designed by the CID Interieur. The curve of VAGUE chandelier and the golden hue of the light playfully emphasize the sitting area of the living room. It complets the exclusive furniture and the rich textiles. VAGUE is a wave frozen in the precious stone, bringing an exquisite feeling and motion into the interior due to the play of crystal refractions and flickering lights.

in a living room

KEEP IT CLASSIC

Classic forms never go out of fashion. If you looking for an elegant design for your sitting room, crystal chandeliers of the CRYSTALIGHT COLLECTION could be the perfect choice .

The most ancestral of all the shapes, the omnipresent circle, LOOOP is a majestic chandelier, perfect in its simplicity. Its application is generally recommended for circular rooms or furniture, creating unparalleled harmony between light and space.

Looop in a living room

The project of the Mill studio in Russia is featuring ARTIKOI. As a combination of strict lines of a rectangle with the inner curve of an irregular ellipse. Crystal lighting makes air become more material. Soft gold colors recalls late summer mornings.

Artikoi in a living room

 

 

 

HALO – the most versatile chandelier of Manooi collection

Halo was presented at the Light+Building trade fair in Frankfurt in 2016. This modern stlye chandelier of the Personal Universe collection was designed by János Héder and was named after the optical phenomenon that one can sometimes observe in the sky, forming a circle encompassing the Sun or occasionally the Moon. It forms as the sunlight is refracted in millions of randomly oriented hexagonal ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere.

With his years of experience as an interior designer, János knows the difficulties one encounter when designing an interior and so always creates his design with the perspective to solving those problems.

János design Halo with the intention to keep an apparent insubstantiality by using a minimum of matter without ever compromising with the quality and the effect rendered. The Manooi Halo combined modern, high-quality LED as light source, directed outwards along the lamp curve, and the most luxurious crystal brand- Swarovski. This unique piece reminds us of the excellent capacity and phenomena that light can create. Every crystal is carefully assembled as small branches, emerging like light beams that would be cover with frost and diffracting the light into thousands of sparkles.

Whether arranged in horizontal or angled position, Halo will be a real eye-catcher when different diameters are combined. Suitable for open space or close to a ceiling, Halo is perfect for hotel lobbies, office receptions or even private residences. In fact, there are no limitations as to where Halo can be positioned due to the variety of diameter or the many composition possibilities with various rings suspended at different distances from one to the other.

And thanks to its light and minimal design you can be sure of always being elegant but never overpowering the interior design.