Kiev Chandelier: Black and White Murano Glass Lighting
Kiev gives traditional Venetian chandelier design a distinctive monochromatic identity.
Rather than relying on elaborate colour combinations, its character comes from the contrast between white Murano glass and elegant black detailing.
The result is a chandelier that retains the decorative presence of classic Venetian lighting while introducing a more graphic, contemporary sensibility.
White Glass with Contrasting Black Details
The defining feature of Kiev is its combination of white glass and black rims.
The white glass creates a cohesive visual structure, while the darker detailing outlines individual elements and emphasizes the chandelier's silhouette.
This contrast allows the decorative glasswork to remain visible without depending on bright colours or extensive ornamentation.
It also gives Kiev considerable versatility in interiors where black, white and neutral materials already form part of the design.
A Balanced Six-Light Composition
Kiev features six upward-facing lights within a composition measuring 90 cm high and 82 cm in diameter.
These proportions give the chandelier enough presence to become an important decorative feature without requiring the scale of Wave's larger lighting installations.
Above a dining table, in a generous living room or within an entrance, Kiev introduces a recognizably Venetian form with a palette that can complement both classical and contemporary surroundings.
The upward-facing lights reinforce the traditional chandelier silhouette, while the contrasting rims give the composition a clear visual rhythm.
Venetian Craftsmanship with a Contemporary Contrast
Kiev is handcrafted in Murano by Roberto Beltrami and his team.
The relationship between the white glass and black decoration is central to the design, giving the chandelier its individual character.
The piece can also be crafted upon commission for interiors where its proportions and colour palette suit a specific decorative project.
Give Your Interior a Distinctive Focal Point
Kiev works particularly well when you want the presence of a Venetian chandelier without introducing an additional strong colour into the room.
Its monochromatic palette can complement dark furniture, light walls, natural stone and contemporary architectural details.
Choose Kiev to bring a more graphic expression of Murano glass into your home. Its black-and-white contrast gives traditional Venetian lighting a fresh personality that can become a defining detail of your interior.
