STARBURST is an exploding star chandelier by SHUCHUANG. Thousands of slim pointed rods radiate from a single central core in every direction at once, forming a full sphere of rays rather than a flat disc, with varied rod lengths giving a spiky irregular outline and real depth from any angle. The rods are lit along their length and taper to bright points, so the core reads as a dense blaze and the tips as scattered sparks, and through a glazed facade at night the sphere reads from outside as a single exploding star. Made to order for atrium voids, grand lobbies and glazed frontages. Overall diameter, rod count, rod length range and core size are engineered to your void. Made to order in our own workshop in Guzhen, Zhongshan, China. Worldwide shipping.
SHUCHUANG
Project
A star caught exploding
STARBURST fires thousands of pointed glass rods outward from a single core, filling the centre of a tall atrium with one three-dimensional explosion of light held permanently at full expansion.
Yours to specify
STARBURST is made to order in our own workshop. Overall diameter, rod count, rod length range and core size are all built to your void, then shipped and delivered worldwide.
An exploding star chandelier, fired from one core
STARBURST radiates thousands of slim pointed rods from a single central core in every direction at once, forming a full sphere of rays rather than a flat disc. Rod lengths vary, so the outline is spiky and irregular rather than a clean ball, and the piece holds real depth from any angle.
The rods are lit along their length and taper to bright points, so the core reads as a dense blaze and the tips as a scatter of separate sparks. Seen through a glazed facade at night the whole sphere reads from outside the building as a single exploding star suspended in the void.
Made to order for atrium voids, grand lobbies and glazed frontages. Overall diameter, rod count, rod length range and core size are engineered to your void, and the sphere is built in sections that assemble around the core on site.
Designed by Tomoya Koizumi
