The idea came from an architect's drafting table late at night: a T-square laid across the paper, a set square crossing it, and a desk lamp turning those simple lines into something almost sculptural. We built Traverse from the same few lines. Each module is a glass bar in a fine metal frame, and the way you combine them is up to you: one tall column, one long bar, a cross, or a cross with an offset cube like a note in the margin.

Switch it on and the frosted glass softens every bulb into an even, glare-free glow, while the frame keeps each shape crisp. It is a modern glass cube chandelier that works like a piece of architecture on the ceiling.

Five configurations, two finishes

Choose a single vertical pendant for a bedside or entry, a horizontal bar as a kitchen island light, a cross or cross-and-cube as a dining room chandelier, or the 78.7″ grand version as a statement chandelier for a double-height living room or foyer. Black suits modern minimalist and industrial interiors; gold brings warmth to Art Deco and transitional homes.