Designed by Régis Botta
Chandelier with aluminium and brass structure and pale gold finish
Shade in glass, partially sandblasted
Electrification: Can be wired for the country of your choice
CE Certification: Yes
UL Compliance: All components are compliant with UL certification, but the light itself is not UL Listed. If you require UL Listing, please contact us as this might be possible at an extra cost
IP Certification: No
Dimmable: Yes, 0-10V or DALI
Light Source Included: Yes
Light Source: Integrated LED 30W
Lumens: 1800 lumens
Colour Temperature: Warm, 2200K
Converter: 24V non-integrated, to be placed in a distant box, included
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Régis Botta is a DPLG architect who runs his own Paris practice.
The Parisienne Concorde Chandelier designed by Régis Botta for Ozone is not just a light fixture suspended from the ceiling. It is part of Les Parisiennes, a collection the Belleville-trained architect conceived after a nocturnal stroll beneath the wrought-iron street lamps of the capital, naming this piece for the Place de la Concorde, the vast square where the obelisk and twin fountains have watched over Paris since the Revolution. Botta translates that grand, luminous plaza into a compact architectural gesture for the home.
Crafted with an aluminium and brass structure finished in pale gold, the chandelier is crowned with a hand-blown glass globe that is only partially sandblasted, so the light escapes in a soft frosted halo on one side while a clear band lets a warm filament glow show through, recalling the way gaslight once spilled across the square’s cobblestones. Because each globe is mouth-blown, the sandblasted pattern is subtly unique from piece to piece.

Architect or Interior Designer?
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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili






























