Inspired by the symbolic language of totems and the intimacy of jewelry.

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Space defining, large-scale, customized sculptural lighting

hand-crafted timeless design

House in Memphis / Sean Anderson Design

Telluride Residence / Thomas Hamel Interiors

McTavish Chandelier / Andrea Claire Studio

Ocean Reef Club, Key Largo Florida / Tracy Hardenburg Designs

Rosewood Hotel Guangzhou / Yabu Pushelberg Interiors

House in New England / Robert A.M. Stern Architects

Montecito Residence / Mark Williams Design

Cloudbreak ASYM.CC Etched / Andrea Claire Studio

“The lights are a triumph and SO perfect for the room... it is like you and I read the clients mind as to what she wanted to achieve with the fixtures.” - Thomas Hamel
"For our monumental project in the iconic Woolworth Building in NYC we knew Andrea Claire Studio was the perfect fit. The chandelier’s scale fills the large space while retaining tremendous quality and grace. It's like a Calder but it lights up. Our clients could not be more pleased: it's perfect." - Alan Tanksley

SITE SPECIFIC

tailored proportions, materials and colors, floating breathlessly

House on Long Island / Julia Roth Interiors

House on Long Island / Julia Roth Interiors

House in Hawaii / Nicole Hollis

San Francisco Residence / Niche Interiors

Thorn 28 Chandelier / Andrea Claire Studio

Monticito Residence / Penny Drue Baird Interiors

Architectural detail meets sculptural handicraft

slow design, sustainable materials and practices

Nando's Restaurant, Toronto / The Design Agency

Hanji Galaxy 13 / Andrea Claire Studio

House on Long Island / Monica Fried Design

Residence in Colorado / Davies Design Group

House in Michigan / Jean Stoffer Design

House in Park City UT / /Maggi Smith Interiors / Michael Clifford Photography

Residence in Hawaii / Nicole Hollis Interiors

Thorn 28 / Andrea Claire Studio

The Code Building, Charlottesville VA / CHS Development

56 Leonard St. , NYC / Bradley Bayou Design

House in Sun Valley CA / Dylan Farrell Design

House on Long Island / photo: Edge Media

THE First thing you see, The last thing you remember.