The Textile Chandelier by Judith Seng is Simple and Sophisticated
Marissa Liu — November 18, 2009 — Art & Design
References: judithseng.de & thedesignvote
The Textile Chandelier by Judith Seng is a beautiful, elegant, limited edition lighting fixture. Only 12 pieces were ever made and only 6 have been sold. Seng, a Berlin-based artist debuted the chandelier at the New National Gallery of Berlin and the Museum der Dinge in Berlin.
Made of torn white cotton strips and a powder-coated metal frame, The Textile Chandelier is sophisticated and simplistic; the perfect statement piece that's neither garish nor flashy.
Made of torn white cotton strips and a powder-coated metal frame, The Textile Chandelier is sophisticated and simplistic; the perfect statement piece that's neither garish nor flashy.
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