Design, Interior Design

Weight Here by KiBiSi for Menu

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Far behind us are the days of castles with nooks built into the stone walls for candle sticks to set. However, the desperate romance of candelabras never goes out of style. They have been named Weight Here for their sturdy stone image. The tiers of flickering flames make eating dinner a dinning experience. Finger rings on the single base models encourage us to blow out the others but take this one to the bedroom. It’s only flame casting just a glow to light the way. Subtly gothic, the cast iron details give historic reference whereas the Polystone takes us to the creator KiBiSi with their influences in modern architecture. Two versions available for holding either small or large candlesticks.

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