Spinning around the corners of rooms, or suspended from the edges of walls, the Cubist Garland always finds a place to nestle. At nightfall, it lights its quiet fires, providing everyone with the softness of its lights.A delicate farandole of paper dice strung like pearls on an electric wire, the Cubist Garland was the first to permanently install its low luminosity in the house, not to illuminate but to warm the atmosphere; it's the one that we light up with pleasure when we get home, that we leave as a landmark for the friend passing through, or that prolongs the evenings until late at night