Baglioni draws a slow arc of light through the room, like the gleam of a Venetian palazzo reflected on still water.
Each element is blown in clear Murano crystal and softly ribbed by hand, so that light slides along its surface instead of simply passing through. Suspended on fine brass stems, the pieces sway almost imperceptibly, animating the space around them.
Baglioni is conceived as a continuous gesture rather than a single fixture: arcs, rows and crowns are traced to follow the proportions of the ceiling. Length, rhythm and suspension height are defined together with the architect, so each installation reads as part of the building.
Every rib is drawn by the glassmaker’s tool while the glass is still soft: each piece keeps its own rhythm.
Standard compositions shown for reference. Each Baglioni installation is tailored to the host space.
Baglioni is designed for grand halls, dining rooms and hotel lobbies: spaces with a strong axis. The composition follows that line, stretching over a long table or crowning the centre of a room.
Our atelier works with architects and designers to compose each installation around the specific geometry, light and intent of the space. Please reach out to begin a conversation.