A corolla of textured glass set on a gilded brass rosette, like a flower picked and suspended on the wall. The sculpted petals fan out around the light source, and the irregular grain of the glass catches the light to diffuse it in soft reflections. The gilded metal swan neck extends the movement, with that retro elegance reminiscent of family home lighting fixtures.

Once lit, the light filters through the textured glass, casting a warm halo on the wall. Depending on the chosen finish, smoked glass with grey nuances or perfectly clear transparent glass, the ambiance shifts from a discreet muted glow to a franker brightness. In both cases, the brass's gleam warms up and the flower seems to open. It's an accent light, at eye level, which sets an atmosphere rather than illuminating the whole room.

Placed on either side of a headboard, above an entrance console, or near a bathroom mirror, it adds a floral and romantic touch without ever being overdone. The gilded brass complements Nordic and Japandi interiors as well as more classic decors, and its graphic petal shape is enough to adorn a bare wall section.