Details in Design | Jateo

A Visual Study

Jateo, shaped through glass, light, and organic variation

Details in Design continues with Jateo, a chandelier collection defined by hand-formed glass, fluid silhouettes, and the quiet individuality of crafted material.

Each piece of glass carries its own character, with bubbles, ripples, and softened contours shifting naturally from shade to shade. No two details settle in the same place, allowing the composition to feel expressive, dimensional, and never repeated.

Offered in Gold Plated and Polished Nickel, Jateo brings sculptural glass and refined metal framing into a layered lighting statement.

Design Language

Organic Glass with Architectural Balance

Jateo is shaped by the contrast between expressive glass and clean architectural structure.

The hand-formed shades appear fluid and natural, almost like glass caught in motion, while the metal framework brings order and balance to the composition.

This relationship between softness and structure gives Jateo its presence, allowing the collection to feel artistic without becoming overly ornate.

Design Focus

No Two Pieces of Glass Are Ever the Same

The design centers on thick, hand-made glass formed with organic variation.

Each shade contains its own arrangement of bubbles, ripples, and subtle imperfections, turning the natural character of the material into part of the fixture’s visual language.

As light glows from within, these details become more pronounced, creating depth, shimmer, and a sense of movement throughout the composition.

Material

Hand-Formed Glass with Natural Character

Jateo’s glass gives the collection its sculptural identity.

The thick, clear forms are shaped with organic contours, allowing each shade to catch and refract light in its own way.

Paired with steel construction and refined metal finishes, the glass feels substantial yet fluid, bringing a crafted quality to both close-up detail and overall silhouette.

Illumination

Light That Reveals the Glass from Within

Jateo uses integrated LED illumination to activate the glass from its core.

As the light passes through each hand-formed shade, the bubbles, ripples, and organic contours become more visible, creating a gentle shimmer across the fixture.

Discreet LED downlights in the canopy add an additional layer of brightness below, bringing function to the collection’s sculptural presence.

Application

Linear Chandelier

The linear form brings Jateo into elongated spaces with a more tailored rhythm.

It feels especially suited to dining tables, kitchen islands, conference settings, and long architectural sightlines where the glass can read as both sculptural detail and atmospheric light.

Application

Multi-Drop Chandelier

The round chandelier format gathers the glass into a more layered composition.

This expression creates visual depth for entries, living spaces, lounges, and hospitality interiors, allowing the hand-formed glass to feel dimensional from every angle.

Application

Large-Scale Multi-Drop

In its most expansive expression, Jateo becomes more immersive.

The 33-light composition gives the hand-formed glass a greater sense of volume, making it well suited for double-height spaces, grand entries, stairwells, and statement hospitality environments.