Yves No. 16

Yves, our new collection of expansive ceiling pendants. Composed of rolled sheet glass and held in a delicate grid-like formation of parchment glass cells, the form carries both structure and softness.

Subtle stepped detailing resolves at the tip with a round glass finial, quietly anchoring the geometry. Along the face, small spheres of translucent emerald glass introduce a measured rhythm, each one applied by hand with spatial precision.

This piece draws inspiration from the work of Josef Hoffmann—his sensitivity to repeated detail, and his ability to transform simple geometry into something ceremonial through proportion and pattern. Like Hoffmann and his contemporaries in the Wiener Werkstätte, we see repetition not as ornament, but as structure: a way of building clarity through rhythm.

At the heart of Yves are its square parchment glass cells—elemental units that scale from intimate compositions to commanding spatial gestures. The grid can be restructured into square or rectangular profiles, offering a system that adapts fluidly to its environment. It occupies space not with mass, but with presence—through proportion, through rhythm, through the deliberate quiet of its form.