There are projects that should definitely be exhibited in a museum.
This prestigious development created by David Chang, called Eminence Mansion, Consists of 5 suites, a dining room, a living room, a huge kitchen and an area reserved for breakfast. Everything in a 450 m² apartment. The idea of the interior designer was to create an environment in a classic European style that conveys elegance and a design with elements that refers to the time of romanticism, treating future owners as if they were royalty. It is possible to verify this association with the Renaissance period, through the patterns chosen for the walls, the worked ceilings, the wooden furniture.

The lighting was also meticulously chosen to combine not only with the theme but also a connection between the light, transmitting some emotion and tranquility to the inhabitants. The Nenufar, Niagara and Diamond collections are arranged in the many areas of the house.

Starting with the master suite that contains the pieces of the Diamond collection in all the lighting, both in the room itself and in the bathroom. This collection enhances a sense of luxury through the shine of its imperial image. Opulent and extravagant, the collection recalls the mesmerizing glow of Sapphires, Emeralds, Amber and Rubies. The metal branch rings were carefully designed to incorporate almost hundreds of sparkling stones, all for an end result of incredible brilliance and class, thus making it the best choice for this suite worthy of kings.

The hall to the living room was also presented with a fantastic piece inspired by the watery nature. The nenufar collection is represented both on the ceiling and on the walls, showing the versatility of this collection and the perfect combination with the other elements.

Finally, the dining room and the living room are brightened, both with a chandelier from the Niagra collection. An intense piece, with a strong and captivating presence worthy of a mansion where the goal is to make anyone falls in love. The Niagara collection is inspired by waterfalls, where we see the representation of the untamed movement of the water shape, accompanied with organic patterns in a wonderful game of transparency and opacity.