Chandelier in gold-plated brass 116x131cm Root Two - Tala

The Root Chandelier by Tala draws inspiration from a branching structure: from the ceiling rose, brass arms unfold across two tiers, each carrying a light source at its end. Designed by Dan Carpenter, this chandelier plays with controlled asymmetry, each arm finding its place without ever exactly repeating the previous one. The ensemble occupies the volume generously whilst maintaining an airy silhouette.

The sandblasted solid brass gives the piece a matte surface, soft to the eye, which evolves over time and takes on a natural patina. Nothing is fixed: the material develops nuances over the years and gives the lighting its own character. The low-voltage power supply is managed by a driver concealed in the rose, which preserves the purity of the design at the anchor point.

The fourteen LED sources diffuse a warm and low-intensity light, intended for ambience rather than functional lighting. The Root Chandelier finds its place above a large table, in a stairwell or in a living room with fine ceiling height, for interior use only.