The Mobile Chandelier collection from Michael Anastassiades is an ongoing investigation into balance and equilibrium that dates back to 2008.
January 16th, 2020
Straight lines dominated the earliest examples of Michael Anastassiades‘ Mobile Chandeliers, but over the years a disciplined playfulness has seeped in via curves that enhance the dynamic nature of the pieces.
The latest additions to the collection convey a similar subtlety with the gentle sweep of straight, slender rods into the slightest of arcs.
The pendant rod length is made to order.
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