We are very satisfied and love the result, and we’ve also received a lot of compliments! Thank you! –Valerie Geron.

Architect Leah Goth has spent a long time looking for an impressive and unique lighting fixture for her clients. The Big Sister’s Jewel creates an elegant and warm atmosphere in the luxury apartment, as a piece of art that illuminates the central and primary space in the project.

Hen Shai, a designer and the CEO of luxury interior design company OMI, asked for light sculptures that would suit the high-level spaces designed in a Hod Hasharon villa. In the living room shown in the photo, the 1.80-meter-tall Amaterasu light sculpture creates a singular atmosphere with its glossy finish. The sculpture is named after the Japanese sun goddess, and depicts her journey through the sky and the light she spreads, which is reflected in how the appearance of the statue changes throughout the day/night cycle and the influence of natural light combined with LED lighting. The sculptures were adapted to spaces in the villa designed with high-end furniture from all over the world.

You are very talented, the results are far beyond what I imagined! –interior designer Yifat Sasson

This house was designed with a mid-century style using bright colors and light sculptures per the Big Sister concept, a humorous response to Big Brother by Chen Taoz which was then adapted through contrasting colors and a diversity of metals and hand-blown colored glass materials. The sculptures designed for the entire space of the first floor are used for practical everyday lighting, introducing the spirit of Wonderland that the designer wanted to create within the spaces of the house.

Thank you, thank you, thank you! It looks… wow! I have no words to thank you for the joy the lighting sculptures bring me. –Jenny Golz

For this art-loving client’s living room space, Chen supplemented her light sculptures with a piece designed especially for the client: a wall-mounted light sculpture of Amaterasu inspired by the Japanese sun goddess, chosen for warm LED lighting that emanates between the slots of the handmade bent brass. The sculptures are lit by a separate switch, so the client can turn off the central lighting to create a completely different atmosphere in the space.

You’re a Godsend creator. - Jenny Golz

In accordance with the client’s bold and creative nature, Chen designed illuminating sculptures for all the spaces of the apartment, in a variety of finishes and a combination of flexible and dynamic asymmetrical structures. The Big Sister light sculpture was chosen for the kitchen space as a contrasting and cheerful color combination, which illuminates the island with warm lighting and provides a sense of movement that comes from the combination of shapes and colors, inspiring the mind to reach to the stars.

"The lighting fixtures are amazing, designed and manufactured at the highest level. The service you provide - your attention, patience, deep understanding and precision - is rare!", interior designer Dana Fingerer.

"Chen is very professional and fun to work with. She gave us what we wished for, both in terms of aesthetic design and professionally with the light for our needs. Really recommend. We like the result and enjoy it every day," Rivka Yanko from Kiryat Bialik, north Israel.
Every single detail in this project was carefully chosen and so were the lighting fixtures, which was very important to Rebecca that they match the colors and finishes to the look of the space. The lighting fixtures with glossy black and white finishes were created especially for the project.