The design of this graceful installation embodies nature’s palette. The wistful and dynamic arrangement creates an oscillating form that flows through the space, intended as a contemporary response to honour the enchanting palace gardens in all their majesty.

Each delicately fashioned, hand-pulled glass feature has been expertly fabricated by artisans in the glass-making centre of England, Stourbridge, the very best of British luxury glass craftmanship. The configuration of butterflies, dragonflies and mulberry leaves invoke a sensation of movement throughout the hallway, whilst paying homage to its striking architectural features.

The glass elements are coloured with splashes of Champagne and speckled brown pigment, with an ombre effect coursing throughout each leaf. A range of subtle crackled and non-crackled effects in the butterfly and dragonfly glass add texture, accentuating the organic splendour of the installation. Each piece is suspended from discreet stainless-steel cables of varying lengths to create an undulating effect that draws the gaze along the corridor.

The ariel formation is delicately illuminated with sporadic yet considered low glare downlights, ensuring that the ornate installation is the focal point of the entranceway, speaking to the brief – vibrant, harmonising, and brimming with the beauty of nature.

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