Maison Jansen brass Chandelier, French mid-century modern, 1970s

This ceiling lamp was designed by the Parisian firm Maison Jansen in the 1970s, within the French Mid-Century Modern tradition of floral and sculptural foliage metalwork. The structure is made of hand-moulded brass in a warm golden tone, arranged as a suspended bouquet of elongated leaves with serrated edges and three open flowers at the bottom. In the upper section, the tubular stems are grouped under a coiled brass wire ring and rise along a vertical rod to a flared circular canopy. The design integrates four light points: three located in the centre of the lower flowers, formed by overlapping petals with embossed veins and scalloped edges, and a fourth housed in the central core of the descending foliage. When lit, the curved brass surfaces reflect a warm light onto the textured leaves and cast radial shadows on the ceiling. Its dimensions are suitable for a dining room, entrance hall or living room seeking a French lighting piece from the 1970s. Dimensions: Height 70 cm, Width 55 cm, Depth 55 cm.