Gunnar Cyrén Chandelier
A grand chandelier designed by Gunnar Cyrén (1931–2013), model “Prince” for Orrefors glassworks, conceived in 1963–64. Formed for twelve light points, the chandelier is richly adorned with cast crystal glass prisms that cascade in layered tiers, creating a shimmering, almost jewel-like presence. The structure is executed in gilded brass, lending warmth and authority to the design. When illuminated, the prisms refract light into a vibrant play of reflections, giving the chandelier a ceremonial and majestic character. Prince exemplifies Cyrén’s ability to unite sculptural form, refined craftsmanship and luxurious materials within Swedish mid-century lighting design.
1.712.900 JPY
Gunnar Cyrén
Gunnar Cyren, the light designer, is a Swedish artist renowned for his work in the field of lighting design. He has been particularly celebrated for his innovative and creative use of light in various artistic and architectural settings. Cyren's work focuses on the interplay between light, space, and human perception, often blending technology and artistry to create immersive and dynamic environments.
He has worked on a range of projects, including large-scale installations, theatrical lighting, and architectural lighting design. His designs are known for their ability to transform spaces, creating mood, atmosphere, and engaging visual experiences. Cyren's approach often involves experimenting with different types of light sources and methods of control, making his installations dynamic and responsive to the surrounding environment.
While specific details about his career may not be as widely known as other designers, Gunnar Cyren's influence in the field of lighting design has left a lasting mark, particularly in the context of Swedish and European design scenes. His work is valued for its aesthetic appeal and its ability to harness light as a powerful medium for artistic expression.
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