BRAND VAN EGMOND

04/11/2026

Introducing two new works by William Brand at PAN Amsterdam, the Orpheus Chandelier and Orpheus Table.

Personally sculpted by William, the Orpheus Chandelier unfolds through an intricate network of hand-forged metal branches, delicately embracing fragments of honey-coloured ch*****ne calcite. Each stone retains its raw edges and crystalline texture, catching the warm light that filters through the sculpture. The flowing metalwork and natural beauty of the calcite create a harmonious, expressive silhouette that transforms the atmosphere of the space.

The Orpheus Table carries this artistic vision into a new form. Its sculpted bronze base rises like a slender, irregular trunk to support a magnificent Brown Forest marble top, its organic contours echoing the stone’s intricate, branching veins. This bespoke creation reveals another facet of William’s artistry, opening up new possibilities for custom commissions.

Discover both creations at PAN Amsterdam, Stand 13, until 8 November.
For enquiries or bespoke commissions, contact our atelier.

03/11/2026

Serendipity at its best!
After listening to a podcast interview with the inspiring Don Diablo Don Diablo early that morning, I unexpectedly bumped into him in person at PAN Amsterdam later that day!
What a wonderful coincidence and a meeting with such a great spirit. Who knows where this encounter might lead… Hopefully, to a creative collaboration and an exciting art project together!
Some encounters are simply meant to happen.
William Brand

02/11/2026

01/11/2026

Opening day at PAN Amsterdam.
A beautiful beginning✨
Thank you to everyone who joined us!
We look forward to welcoming you in the coming days to discover the new sculptures by William Brand
· Stand 13

28/10/2026

For the second consecutive year, Brand van Egmond returns to PAN Amsterdam, one of the Netherlands’ most celebrated fairs for art, antiques and design.

William Brand will present his latest lighting sculptures, including new creations conceived especially for this year’s edition.
We would love to welcome you to experience them up close at Stand 13.
RAI Amsterdam · 1–8 November

PAN Amsterdam
CollectibleDesign

21/10/2026

High within Wonderwoods, the vertical forest that carries 360 trees above Utrecht, Dagvier was asked to shape the lighting for a home belonging to a family of urban creatives.
Warm wood, carefully curated furniture and panoramic views of the city create an interior where natural light plays a defining role. Dagvier approached the lighting plan as a whole, carefully considering where light should fall, where restraint was needed and how a sculptural object could become part of the architectural experience.
Above the dining table, a Bubbles Swirl lighting sculpture was developed specifically for this interior, with its mouth-blown glass spheres scaled and arranged in response to the proportions of the table, ceiling and surrounding space.
When a lighting studio is involved from the beginning, a sculpture can achieve considerably more than it otherwise might. We are always glad when a conversation starts there.

14/10/2026

Candlelight has a way of drawing people closer, bringing warmth to a room and intimacy to the table. Soirée captures that feeling in glass.

Its mouth-blown borosilicate glass candles gather at different heights, recalling the irregular rhythm of real candles as they burn down over the course of an evening. There is a sense of time in these forms, as though the candles have already accompanied hours of conversation.

Resting on a nickel- or gold-coloured tray above the long, restrained black structure, the glass candles cast a soft glow into the surrounding space. Above a table, Soirée creates a welcoming centre to the room, a place where people feel drawn to settle in.

Adjustable downlights concealed beneath the structure bring carefully directed light to the surface below, revealing the grain of the wood and the details of a table setting, or illuminating the pages of an open book. The surrounding room can remain subdued, preserving the intimacy that gives Soirée its character.

Available in five standard sizes, with custom lengths also possible, Soirée can be tailored to your space and the way you live in it.

Made for rooms where people stay at the table.

Contact our team to find the right Soirée for your home or project.

06/10/2026

There is something compelling about driftwood because nothing in it is perfectly planned. Time, water and movement leave the surface irregular, marked, almost accidental.
Takara Candles translates that character into metal.
In the atelier, every branch is sculpted and forged by hand, with knots, splits, ridges and turns worked into the surface until the form feels naturally irregular from every angle. The work is not about making metal look decorative. It is about giving it the depth and unpredictability of something that might have been shaped by nature rather than made.
That surface is what makes the finishes so expressive. Bronze Dark Patina settles into the deeper areas and strengthens the shadows. Nickel catches the raised edges with a sharper reflection. Gold Leaf, applied layer by layer, creates a striking contrast between the rugged branch and an unexpectedly precious surface.
The satin glass candles soften the light above, while integrated downlights provide focused illumination to the table beneath. Atmosphere and functional light come together in one lighting sculpture.
Takara Candles is available as round chandeliers and horizontal lamps in standard sizes and finishes, making it straightforward to specify for a project. Length, scale and finish can also be adapted when the architecture calls for something more individual.
Explore Takara Candles via the link in bio, or contact us to discuss your project and the possibilities for customisation.
HandcraftedLighti

22/09/2026

Salsa plays with something instantly familiar: the chandelier, its branching form and its candles. Then it lets the lines loose.

Its metal lines are sculpted by hand, one movement at a time, crossing, turning and looping back into one another.

As you move around it, the silhouette keeps shifting. Lines separate, overlap and meet again, creating a rhythm that makes the chandelier feel almost in motion.

At the ends, finely fluted mouth-blown satin candles catch the light in their vertical texture. The glow seems to rise through the glass, almost dancing with the lines around it.

The same freedom of line gives Salsa a very different presence from one interior to another. In a contemporary space, the candles and recognisable silhouette bring warmth and a subtle sense of tradition. In a classical setting, the freer drawing of the metal introduces movement, asymmetry and a contemporary character.

The finish changes both its silhouette and its expression. In nickel, they become fluid and elusive, catching and reflecting their surroundings as the lines sweep through space. In black, every curve and crossing becomes more graphic. In gold, the movement feels warmer, richer and more sensual.

Salsa is available in different configurations; its size, finish and number of lights can be adapted when a project calls for a different scale. Several chandeliers can also be grouped together for larger spaces.

Discover Salsa through the link in bio, or contact our team to discuss it for your project.