Camille Lysekrone

Wasn't sure a chandelier could feel this light and beachy until we hung it over the dining table. The alternating widths on those twisted plaster bars give it real movement, and it warms up the whole room without overpowering it.

The twisted plaster bars have this subtle texture that looks handmade up close, and they catch the light really nicely over our dining table. I was worried it'd overwhelm the space, but it sits just right without dominating the room.

The twisted plaster bars throw this soft, uneven light across the dining table that I didn't expect from something so sculptural. It's big enough to anchor the room but the open shape keeps it from feeling heavy.