Known for his ability to use and manipulate glass in a way that is very creative, John Hogan was enlisted by 'Hotel Wallpaper' to create a beautiful glass chandelier.
Called 'Field' the design of this lighting is unlike what normally comes to mind when thinking of the term "chandelier." Rather than featuring grandiose accents and over-the-top candles, the glass chandelier is instead simple and modern. It was created by stacking various glass panels that are then hung from the walls, while long lights sit at the top of the chandelier. When turned on, the light is passed through the glass to create a unique, multicolored or simply bright lighting experience.
With its modern design and unconventional concept, this glass chandelier stands out from the rest.
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This Glass Chandelier Was Designed for 'Hotel Wallpaper'
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