A panel in a stained glass style that hangs in front of a window on a chain. It is acrylic rather than glass, so it weighs little and survives a fall. Once sunlight reaches it, the motif appears in color on the floor or the wall.

Real leaded glass is heavy, fragile and rarely cheap. Acrylic gives the same play of color at a fraction of the weight and hangs from a window hook without concern. On a south-facing window the pattern travels across the room over the course of the day.
A window that gives something back to the room with every ray of sun.
Hang the panel on the sunny side, because without direct light the effect stays absent. The hook fits with a suction cup or a small screw in the frame; pick a spot where the panel swings free. Clean it with a soft damp cloth, without abrasives or solvents.
Hang it in the window and wait for the first sun.
Effortless style, shaped by sun and city
Modern pieces for women, men, travel, and home - designed for a refined everyday wardrobe.