This chandelier was designed for the lobby of a hotel in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo. Using square-shaped light shades illuminated by numerous OLED panels, the chandelier generates a Japanese-style glamour equivalent to andon lanterns. The indirect lighting was installed to enhance the surrounding walls, and the floating chandeliers were suspended by wires and ARAKAWA GRIP that firmly held them in place while regulating their height. Naturally, the standards for the components installed above our heads must be determined by safety and reliability. ARAKAWA GRIP: AK-18 / BS-20RP.
with GRIP 07 / Hiroshi Nagane
OLED Chandelier
Hiroshi Nagane
Hiroshi Nagane
TOKYO DESIGN PARTY
Born in Aomori Prefecture in 1967, Hiroshi designs and manages projects utilizing lighting. His notable works include the KOTORI project for Hiyoshiya (a Japanese traditional umbrella maker in Kyoto), an illumination event for the stone garden of Sohonzan Kongobuji Temple in Koyasan to commemorate their 1200th anniversary, and a design for the Asakusa shrine's summer pilgrimage event.