Ardenne Chandelier
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Add classic timeless luxury to your dining room, bedroom or living space with our new 6 arm chandelier. Handcrafted in our Kent studio the Ardenne chandelier is inspired by the distinctive Flemish chandeliers of the 17h century. The name Ardenne, comes from the region in Belgium, which is famed for the distinctive chandeliers, characterised by their polished brass, central ball and upward-curving arms. We have re-imagined this luminaire to incorporate scrolling brass arms and delicately tailored shades, which drape at the end of each arm. It is generous in proportions and detail, with the entire light made from solid brass components, and engineered to allow for easy transport across the globe, by folding the chandelier when shipping. The light is available in four metal finishes and any choice of lampshade, including fabrics supplied by the customer.
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Brand
Fosbery Studio
Designed and made in Kent
Fosbery Studio is a Kent-based lighting studio where designers, makers and engineers work together to create customisable lighting and lampshades. Its collection brings traditional craft into a contemporary production setting, with each design developed around material, proportion and practical use.
A heritage of lighting craft
Founder Daniel Fosbery’s experience grew from Copper & Silk, the specialist lighting workshop established in 2010. Fosbery Studio carries that knowledge into an accessible collection while retaining the attention to detail and making skills associated with bespoke work.
Craft, engineering and choice
Products are made locally by a multidisciplinary team using a blend of hand skills and modern manufacturing. Customers can combine finishes, timbers and fabrics to shape a piece for an interior, supported by the studio’s design and engineering expertise.