Chandelier Jaroslav Bejvl for Kamenický Šenov

Available and in good condition

Designed during the 1960s–1970s by celebrated Czech designer Jaroslav Bejvl, this striking square pendant light stands as a masterclass in Czechoslovakian glass art and Brutalist-inspired modernism. Produced by the legendary Kamenický Šenov (Lustry)—the historic heart of Bohemian glassmaking—this chandelier seamlessly marries sculptural grandeur with precise architectural geometry.

The centerpiece features heavy, press-molded crystal glass tiles adorned with deep, concentric hexagonal and octagonal reliefs. Each pane acts as an intricate prism, distorting and playing with light to project a captivating, radiant glow and complex shadow play throughout the room.

Designed to obscure the internal bulbs while maximizing luminescence, the layered glass creates an inviting, warm ambient light, making it a dramatic focal point over a dining table, seating area, or grand foyer

Price: €600 a piece (4 available)

WDH 41 × 41 × 59 cm

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