Rarely do we see such an impressive display of class, elegance, light, ambiance and sophistication as we see in the Trianon light fixture. This unique chandelier is named after King Luis XIV, and certainly features some royal qualities.
Made of post-consumer coated Tyvek, when lit up, the Trianon emits a soft checkerboard glow from behind its surface of folded slits in reference to the decor found in the famous Parisian Versailles Palace. With such an impressive reference wherever you put it you can be assured its glow will show with all its glory, and your entire room lit up with class and style.
Some things are better left unsaid. Meaning, some things are so special you ought to let their existence express their uniqueness, no further words necessary. With one glance at the Trianon anyone realizes that this pendant lamp needs no words – simply let it glow and light up the entire room with its royal ambiance.
This lightweight chandelier will make all the difference in your decor. It comes in two sizes – grand and petite – so you can be worry-free and choose the right size according to your space. Hung from your ceiling, the ambiance of good old European flare will be there.
When I lived in Japan more than 20 years ago I found the local people watned what we Americans had (or what they thought we had). We ended up wanting a lot of what they had. So, I would imagine that if a team of people go to a poor area and ask the people what they’d like, it wouldn’t be a home built out of local stuff. They want the nice stuff like we have. I think they need to ask different questions or show different ideas and like in any poll, the answers would change. I think local materials built with modern thinking would be best.