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Our "Realm of Glass" art collection gallery houses over 200 glass treasures from the Renaissance to modern times, but we long lacked a core lamp that "can converse with the collections". Until we met Le Roi Soleil—the 95cm spherical crystal lamp hangs in the center of the main exhibition hall. The 24 warm lamps filter through curved lampshades, creating a "resonance of light" between the transparency of Baccarat crystals and the Murano glass, Bohemian glass in our collection—during the day, crystals refract natural light, casting star-shaped spots on glass exhibits, like custom "dynamic light frames" for each work; at night, when lit, warm light overflows from inside the crystals, interacting with the luster of glass sculptures and vessels in the hall. Visitors marvel, "Standing under the lamp to admire glass artworks, it feels like they all come alive—even the 19th-century glass vase seems to glow and tell stories of the past". Now this lamp has become an "artistic link" in the gallery, connecting Baccarat craftsmanship with glass art across eras, and even curatorial peers admire, "This is the best example of 'symbiosis between lamps and glass art'".
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When designing a 400㎡ duplex, the spiral staircase was the "trickiest dead corner to make effective"—until I proposed the Le Roi Soleil plan! The 98cm lamp height fits the 5-meter-high staircase well, and the spherical design and the curved lines of the spiral staircase are like "a match made in heaven". The warm light of 24 lamps filters through the crystals, softening the coldness of the metal handrail and adding a "soft light filter" to the wooden steps. The most brilliant part is the light-shadow linkage: during the day, natural light shines through the staircase skylight, and the crystals split the light into colorful stripes, falling on the handrail curve like "drawing a light waistline for the staircase"; at night, when lit, light spreads from the spherical lamp to the surroundings, and the 1st-floor entrance and 2nd-floor corridor can all borrow light. The owner said "Now we don’t need to turn on the staircase spotlights—this one lamp is enough, and it’s more atmospheric than before". During the project acceptance last week, the owner’s parents specifically said "This lamp in the staircase is well-chosen; walking up the stairs feels like walking in an art gallery"—good design is about making lamps and space structures complement each other.
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The living room of our 200㎡ penthouse has a minimalist hard decoration, and I was always afraid that "it would be too plain and monotonous". When choosing Le Roi Soleil, I was also worried that "the court-style lamp would conflict with minimalism", but it turned out to be a "finishing touch" after installation! The 95cm spherical crystal lamp hangs above the living room island; when 24 warm lamps are on, the transparency of the crystals neutralizes the coldness of the minimalist furniture, and the light and shadow refracted by the spiked prisms flow on the big white wall, like "injecting a flexible luxury into the minimalist space". A few days ago, the designer came back for a visit and praised directly: "This lamp is chosen right—it balances the 'simplicity' of minimalism and the 'luxury' of Baccarat perfectly. Now the living room not only has the openness of a penthouse but also the delicacy of an art piece". Now every time friends come, they will be attracted by this lamp first, take photos around it, and say "Your living room is like a living space in an art gallery". This lamp really upgrades the "style of the home" instantly.
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Dancing with my husband under the light at night, the crystal light spots falling on us make me feel like a princess
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We hung this lamp in the restaurant’s private room. Guests say "Eating French foie gras under this lamp makes even the cutlery more exquisite".
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