Cassiopé Chandelier attributed to Max Sauze, France, 1969

This spectacular so called ‘Cassiopé’ chandelier, designed by Max Sauze for the Max Sauze Studio in France in 1969, is a masterpiece of mid-century modern lighting design. Originally created for the Congress Center in Aix-en-Provence, the “Cassiopé” chandelier embodies both elegance and innovation. Among the commercially produced models, this example is the largest size, making it an impressive and striking piece. Handcrafted with a metal wire frame and layered with intricately arranged aluminum strips, the chandelier creates a stunning play of light and shadow. When illuminated, it casts a captivating curtain of light across walls, adding depth and warmth to any space. In excellent original condition, this chandelier is a timeless work of art, seamlessly blending functionality with artistic brilliance. The piece would be a standout addition to any contemporary modern home or interior, serving as both a lighting solution and a focal point that sparks conversation and admiration. This lamp is checked in our own atelier, cleaned and is also suitable for use in the USA.