2093 Chandelier by Garance Vallée – dark metal candelabra, triangular base, asymmetric arms and three candle holders

2093 - 2093 Chandelier

Name: 2093 - 2093 Chandelier
Brand: Garance Vallée
Price: 4200 EUR
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The 2093 Chandelier is a sculptural candelabra by Garance Vallée, part of the 2093 collection, cast in dark grey-black metal with an asymmetric structure holding three candle holders at different heights.

The base is a tall triangle with an oval cutout, anchoring a form that becomes progressively less symmetrical as it rises. From the upper section, two arms extend in contrasting directions: one follows a smooth curve, the other climbs in a staircase of horizontal levels. The three candle holders, positioned at varying heights across these arms, sit at the intersection of organic impulse and geometric control.

The dark metal finish aligns with the rest of the 2093 series, where metal appears in distressed, brushed, or raw states depending on the piece. Here it reads as cast or hand-worked, absorbing light rather than reflecting it.

Within Garance Vallée's 2093 collection, the chandelier is the object that most directly crosses the boundary between furniture and sculpture. Its asymmetry and the absence of a bilateral axis place it closer to Vallée's gallery practice, as seen at Almine Rech and Carvalho Park, than to conventional lighting design.

W 60 x D 60 x H 180 cm

W 23.62 x D 23.62 x H 70.87 in

Materials: Patinated Wrought Iron

About
Garance Vallée

Born in 1993, Garance Vallée is a French multidisciplinary designer, artist, and architect based in Paris. Her practice spans furniture, sculpture, installation, painting, and scenography. She works across these disciplines without hierarchy, always returning to the same question: how does a body inhabit space, and how can an object resist reduction to pure function?

Trained in architecture, Vallée builds her pieces with artisans, stonemasons and metalworkers, whose traces remain visible in the finished object. Natural pigments, raw concrete, warm-toned plaster, wood, and metal form a material vocabulary that is organic without being decorative, shaped by texture and physical presence. The studio combines hand sketching and scale models with hands-on production, making craftsmanship visible rather than polished away.

Her installations and sculptural furniture have been commissioned by Perrier-Jouët, for the Planted Air installation at Design Miami in 2022, and by Nike, Adidas, and New Balance for flagship spaces in Paris. Scenography for Le Théâtre du Châtelet followed in 2023, as did Grand by Garance, a limited-edition rug collection produced with Nordic Knots that extends the same tactile sensibility into the domestic interior.

Garance Vallée is represented by Almine Rech in Paris and Carvalho Park in New York. Her 2023 solo exhibition Tous ces objets qui n'en sont pas at Almine Rech gathered works that question the boundary between object and gesture. Her catalog at Monde Singulier presents collectible design pieces from a practice where art and functional form are never fully separated.

Picture copyright: Ludovic Balay

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