Regis Mathieu has been redefining the endless possibilities in regards to chandeliers between grand renovations for Versailles and designs for Chanel.

Rock crystal as a conductor of a rare light source inspired Mathieu to create his chandelier with an ever-changing material making each piece an original work.

Mathieu has brought back the 17th century method of using gems in chandeliers by using citrine and topaz in his Odyssey collection, forming a bridge between the past and the present.

Commissioned to design furniture for an 18th century church in Aix-en-Provene, France, Paul Mathieu created the Aria collection featuring both hand-cast bronze furniture and lighting.

The particular colours and materials used by Mathieu creates an aesthetic and elegant collection.

Further sculptural pieces are added to this collection along with bespoke commissions.

The variety of materials used in crafting both the furniture and lighting includes: leather, horsehair, wood and bronze.

Ekaterina Kitaina pecified these pieces when designing the show apartment, amenities and entrance hall for 1 Grosvenor Square.