Elma's glass arms connect elements of color and balance, and are available in transparent and sandblasted finishes. The pieces are easily customizable, with options that are meant to be mixed and matched for idiosyncratic, expressive fixtures.
An exploration in botanical anatomy, Lilia is rooted in gentle organic forms rendered in handcrafted glass. The fixtures form soft, serpentine silhouettes, referencing the meticulous scientific glass specimens of the late 19th century.
Cerine is an homage to the ubiquitous chain link—an object that is seldom decorative and functional simultaneously. Each piece is hand-formed from crystal-clear glass, worked into a sturdy series of links and available in eight different colors.
An expansion on Trueing's signature chain-link motif, Serif is executed in finely finished metal: a svelte and infinitely customizable system of swags and globes.
Inigo is a contemporary reference to classical proportions — designed to the rational principles of its Jacobean namesake, English architect Inigo Jones; the design embodies the master's pursuit of balanced geometries.
