
A grand gesture to grace public and private spaces, the Howard Chandelier’s warmth, strength and subtlety is Space Copenhagen’s distinctly Scandinavian celebration of New York’s industrial palette. Abundant with material and atmospheric references from the SoHo location of the Howard Hotel, for which they were originally designed, they exude a warm, tactile feel. Four long, slender, ‘octopus arms’ provide a modern and sophisticated shape, while the gunmetal brass shades with a brushed brass interior lend an industrial and functional aesthetic. For a more gentle effect, a bone china shade – providing softer, more glowing ambient light – can also be selected. The carefully crafted Howard Chandelier is the centrepiece of the Howard Collection which can be combined to create a highly coherent atmosphere in the home, hotel or boardroom.

A grand gesture to grace public and private spaces, the Howard Chandelier’s warmth, strength and subtlety is Space Copenhagen’s distinctly Scandinavian celebration of New York’s industrial palette. Abundant with material and atmospheric references from the SoHo location of the Howard Hotel, for which they were originally designed, they exude a warm, tactile feel. Four long, slender, ‘octopus arms’ provide a modern and sophisticated shape, while the gunmetal brass shades with a brushed brass interior lend an industrial and functional aesthetic. For a more gentle effect, a bone china shade – providing softer, more glowing ambient light – can also be selected. The carefully crafted Howard Chandelier is the centrepiece of the Howard Collection which can be combined to create a highly coherent atmosphere in the home, hotel or boardroom.
Established in 2005 by two graduates of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ School of Architecture, Signe Bindslev Henriksen (born 1973) and Peter Bundgaard Rützou (born 1966), Space Copenhagen is a design studio working across multiple disciplines. Having grown from just the two of them into a diverse and dynamic team of architects and designers, Space Copenhagen has taken on a huge variety of global design and interior projects over the last two decades. Its output encompasses furniture, lighting, and refined objects, as well as art installations, art direction, and interior design for private homes, hotels, and restaurants.