The Briarienne Chandelier started from an old rose arbor at the gate of a country garden, where climbing roses had wound up twisted iron supports and someone had tied a ribbon in a bow at the top. We kept the bow, the twisted supports and the roses climbing them, and let the stems curve out into arms at the bottom. Each arm ends in a single bloom-shaped shade, like a flower turned toward the ground. Lit in the evening, the shades glow the color of late afternoon light on that garden wall.