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Scheherazade Ceiling Light Fixture

By Mariano Fortuny, for Venetian Designs

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Scheherazade Ceiling Light Fixture - Brown Floral
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Scheherazade Ceiling Light Fixture

By Mariano Fortuny, For Venetian Designs

$8,571.00 - $9,165.00

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Brown Floral

SPEC #: VEN890149 | ID: 125 SHC-2 IV-BF

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Scheherazade Ceiling Light Fixture

SPEC #: VEN890149

ID: 125 SHC-2 IV-BF

Designed by Mariano FortunyRead Bio

Immerse yourself in the enchanting tales of the Arabian Nights with the Scheherazade Silk Ring Ceiling Semi-Flush Light. Imagine by the famed storyteller herself, this exquisite Italian-made fixture features two tiers of beautifully inverted pagoda-shaped silk shades, creating a captivating silhouette. The delicate silk is perfectly complemented by an intricate net of cords, adorned with shimmering Murano glass beads and a detailed metal ring, adding layers of sophisticated charm.

Available in serene Plain Ivory, vibrant Brown Floral, lush Green Herbarium, or intricate Brown Geometric patterns, the Scheherazade Ceiling Light brings a touch of global elegance, traditional artistry, and contemporary refinement to any room. Ideal for bedrooms, living areas, or hallways where a unique and luxurious overhead light is desired.

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Color: Brown Floral, Brown Geometric, Green Herbarium, Ivory Plain

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By Aris Goorji (Staff Lighting Consultant)

Nov 13, 2014

  • Do You Recommend This Product? Yes
  • Quality: Exceptional
  • Design: Outstanding
  • Installation: Easy
  • Light Output: Just Right
  • Value: Good Value

Whether you have a traditional or contemporary home, you have to look at your ceiling as a blank canvas, since 99% of the time ceilings are painted a plain flat white. I love Venetia Studium's Scheherazade 3 Tier Geometric Ceiling Mount, since this fixture is hand painted and hand crafted in Italy by artists. Whether installed as a suspension or a ceiling flush, this beautiful hand-painted fixture is the first thing that catches your eye the moment you walk in the room. Scheherazade enhances the look of contemporary and traditional spaces alike, even though the fixture itself leans more towards the traditional side.


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Fortuny lamps are produced exclusively by Venetia Studium, the only company in the world entitled to use the trademark. Sophistication, refined techniques, a high quality finish and attention to detail are the distinctive features of each original lamp.

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Mariano Fortuny y Madrazo was born in Granada, Spain in 1871 but spent his life in Venice, Italy. Often described as a latter-day "Renaissance Man", Fortuny was an innovator, and a thorough original. He was as well-versed in physics and chemistry as he was in art and design.

Although remembered primarily as a dress and fabric designer, Fortuny was also a painter, engraver, architect, photographer, set designer, lighting technician, inventor and impresario. As a painter, he was interested in the properties of light and its potential for drama.

In 1901 he patented an indirect theatrical lighting system, and constantly refined it thereafter. Perhaps Fortuny's most influential invention is the dimmer switch, first put into practice when he collaborated with Gabriele D'Annunzio on the stage production of the Ricardo Zandonai opera Francesca da Rimini. Fortuny was the first to make use of the opportunities electricity presented to the theater, and the techniques he invented helped to revolutionize stage lighting.

He began his research in his attic studio in Venice's Palazzo Marinengo. There, he observed rays of sunlight leaking into a darkened room. In his 1904 treatise Eclairage Scenique (Stage Lighting), he relates how he made the discovery that formed the basis of his indirect light technique. He concluded that "it is not the quantity, but the quality of light that makes things visible and allows the pupil of the eye to open properly." He further noted than that if instead of natural light an artificial light source is used, the result is the same, but with the advantage that the quantity of light can be controlled by moving the source. Also, "if the light were shone onto a surface which was multi-colored, and which could be moved up to or away from the light source, the reflected light would take on the same colors and also be controllable in its intensity."

This discovery meant that it was now possible to achieve infinite degrees of dimness and brightness, as well as a vast range of colors that could change from one to another. Fortuny's lamp designs embody his design principles as well as his personal enthusiasms. The Fortuny Modalamp is strikingly contemporary despite its 1903 patent. Intended for use as a stage lamp, it is an elegant illustration of his principle of reflecting diffuse light off of a concave surface. A similar technique is at work in a collection of silk lamps influenced by Arabic decorative motifs. Fortuny was widely celebrated during his life and was known by many contemporaries as the "Magician of Venice." Even while alive he was regarded as something of enigma, and undoubtedly many secrets died with him in 1949.