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Made to be seen up close
A closer look

Made to be seen up close

Every fixture we make is built to hold attention at arm's length as well as from across the room. Below are the details worth noticing on this one.

Design notes

Three details worth a closer look

What separates this one from a standard brass chandelier.

01
Deep Green Porcelain Against Brass

Deep Green Porcelain Against Brass

Two fluted porcelain drums in a dark bottle green anchor the fixture between the crown and the arms — a colour and a material that almost no brass chandelier carries, and the reason this one reads as a piece rather than a type.

02
Scalloped Glass, Ribbed and Cupped

Scalloped Glass, Ribbed and Cupped

Each shade is pressed with vertical ribs and finished with a wavy scalloped rim, then set into a cast leaf collar. Light leaves through the ribbing as fine vertical highlights instead of a flat glow.

03
Arms That Sweep Out and Turn Up

Arms That Sweep Out and Turn Up

Every arm curves down and away from the body before rising to its shade, so the outline stays rounded and open from any angle rather than reading as spokes off a hub.

◆ Complete the Look

Pairs
Well With

A room reads as designed when the pieces share a finish. Start here.

02

Craftsmanship

Brass keeps a record of everything done to it —
every cut, every pass of the wheel.

Brass That Isn't Just a Colour

Most fixtures sold as brass are iron wearing a brass coat — the colour is sprayed on, and it sits on the surface.

We work brass as metal. It gets cut, formed and joined as itself, and the finish comes from the surface underneath rather than from what's on top of it.

That decision changes everything downstream.

In the Workshop

The Long Way

Nothing here is finished in a single pass.

Each fixture goes through cutting, forming, joining and polishing as four separate stages, with the piece checked between each. Slower than finishing it all at the end, and the reason the surface holds up.

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01

Cut

Blocks sawn down to rough blanks, sized to the piece.

02

Hollow

Cored on the lathe, walls taken down until light passes through.

03

Shape

Profile turned and the rim worked by hand to final line.

04

Polish

Wet-sanded through grits until the veining reads clearly.

The Samu Difference

Why Choose SamuLighting

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