The Erika Chandelier is part of our exclusive Eichholtz collaboration together with Corey Damen Jenkins.

Evoking the glamour of 1920s couture and the poise of Art Deco royalty, this exquisite chandelier captures the elegance of motion made still. Each hand-cast glass “feather” shimmers with subtle iridescence, suspended in a cascading formation that recalls the plumed fans and jeweled headdresses of flapper-era soirées. The delicately ribbed texture, reminiscent of fine embroidery or metallic threadwork, transforms light into a soft, radiant glow, luxurious yet ethereal. Anchored by a circular brass frame, the Erika’s silhouette mirrors both crown and coronet, a quiet nod to its regal undertones. Its form is as architectural as it is organic: symmetry meets sensuality, precision softened by the natural rhythm of its feather-like glass. The result is a study in contrasts, structured yet fluid, luminous yet grounded. The Erika feels both timeless and cinematic, conjuring the golden age of Art Deco glamour where design, fashion, and fantasy intertwined. It could as easily hang in a Parisian ballroom as in a contemporary salon, exuding the same air of opulent grace. Available as a chandelier, pendant and wall sconce, Erika is a wearable moment in design, a radiant homage to the feminine, the ornamental, and the eternally beautiful.