Our lighting, in gold

Gold is a material that symbolizes wealth and power. As a manner of speaking, it is best not to overdo gold in the décor for fear of falling into a Baroque style or being labeled “in bad taste”. In the details, it highlights a certain atmosphere in a room; a material best employed and most interesting when marking contrast. Gold brings a touch of authentic and natural, symbolizing quality and warmth, radiant and comforting. Gold or gold leaf pendant lights offered in collections such as that of Hind Rabii bring to the home a certain refinement and splendor as they lighten up a room.

In your home, you can rely on gold to enhance an architectural or decorative element. Gold sheds a bit of heat and a quantity of light and brightness to a room like none other. It marries divinely with copper or steel, which reduces the shiny effects. Pure white gold is popular in several designer styles such as the Scandinavian or the worn-out look.
Lights in gold complement black, grey or white colors for an exquisite or stately design look. More an exception than the rule, copper-tinted gold matches with kaki, while midnight blue works with a mat gold. When associated with dark colors, it stands out and is ideal for private rooms relying on natural light. The chandelier Moyen Nuage from Designheure quite nicely couples gold and black, while the pendant lamp Lute from Ebb and Flow brings together dark grey and gold.