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Swarovski Wien
At Swarovski Wien you will experience a dreamlike encounter even just by standing outside. The spectacular external wall is the first to incorporate the Honeycomb elements, developed by Swarovski. Particularly in the evening, the shimmering light spreads an enchanting glow over the famous shopping street Kaerntner Strasse.
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Royal Spa Kitzbühel
Light is life: the guests at the Royal Spa in Kitzbühel can discover this anew every day, thanks to Swarovski’s lighting experts. In an extraordinary spatial concept comprising different lighting atmospheres, guests can relax and recharge their batteries.
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Swarovski Kristallwelten
Back to nature with state-of-the-art technology: the Crystal Waterfall, made out of 65,000 crystals that sparkle like dew in the morning sun, continues the day/night theme in the surrounding space. Furthermore, it harmoniously links the modern style of the restaurant at Swarovski Kristallwelten with the idyll of the Tyrolean alps in the background.
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Iris Porsche Hotel Mondsee
At the Iris Porsche Hotel near the Mondsee in Austria’s Salzkammergut region, guests can immerse themselves in crystal: the bar and bathrooms sparkle, as well as, more recently, the wellness area. Walls covered entirely with the fascinating Honeycomb elements accompany guests as they begin to relax, with subtle color gradations softly harmonizing with the atmosphere. Amid the luxurious spa, a crystalline waterfall sparkles with hypnotizing effect.
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Sparkling Hill Resort
High above the picturesque Okanagan Valley in Vernon, Canada, it rises like a freestanding crystalline building: Sparkling Hill Resort. Nestled in a sheer cliff of granite, the spectacular architecture of Cannon Design gives the impression that it grew there naturally. The ambitious building structure, which is integrated into the surrounding countryside on many different levels and is home to a modern spa hotel, is followed by a no less exciting lighting design and interior planning made with crystal.
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Brown Sugar, Dublin
This hair salon fuses hospitality with sophistication. The daylight from the front of the salon spills into the reception area, where two Schonbek Geometrix™ Da Vinci lighting objects are set.
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Set Design Paris Hilton Show
Last June, season three of the US TV soap “My new best friend forever” in which contestants vie to become Paris Hilton’s best friend, was shot against a brilliant background.
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Ritz Carlton, Moscow
Upside down: a starry sky lights up not just the ceiling, but the bottom of the swimming pool as well - a technical challenge, mastered perfectly.
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The Ritz Carlton, Berlin
Cutting-edge technology and sparkling crystal: a one-of-a-kind combination
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Rockefeller Center - Joie
An crystal chandelier of enormous size, and yet it seems light and free-floating - an object that fuses perfectly with the architecture and always catches eyes
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Rockefeller Center - Radiance
Precision-cut crystal meets mouth-blown glass: the combination of the dimensions of Rockefeller Center and state-of-the-art lighting creates unforgettable effects.
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Frozen™ Icebar
The fascinating interplay of ice and crystal enchants guests at the “Frozen™Icebar” in Lech am Arlberg.
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Crystal Cruiser
Crystal and crystal products of all kinds form a unified whole with the ship and its surroundings
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La Cigale, Doha
From its lobby to its suites, Hotel La Cigale, a rival of the lordliest luxury hotels of Dubai and Abu Dhabi, profits royally from the artful elegance of CRYSTALLIZED™ - Swarovski Elements.
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The Dolder Grand Hotel, Zurich
Guests are welcomed by classic and modern lighting objects made with STRASS® Swarovski® Crystal. In the restaurant, “Flying Candles” made with crystal provide a culinary experience of a very special kind.
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Yes to all
Critical of consumerism and incredibly expressive: Sylvie Fleury writes in letters made of crystal
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Sofitel Heathrow, London
The ambiance of the Imperial Suite in the Sofitel Heathrow Hotel has been elevated to new heights of luxury with the inclusion of the Swarovski Bathroom, the first hotel in the world ever to do so.
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Mercedes Benz Museum
The oldest functioning Mercedes model strikes the perfect pose with a combination of fiber optics and cut crystal.
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Waterbar Sydney
The refurbishment of the Water Bar in the foyer of the Taj Hotel was truly a “tremendous” challenge for the architects of CYD Design: they were asked to create intimate, inviting areas within the massive factory-like space with a 13 metre high ceiling.
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Aurum Restaurant, Tokyo
Golden lustre, sparkling crystals, combined with natural materials: The restaurant Aurum in Tokyo has much to offer.
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KaDeWe Duftbar, Berlin
The KaDeWe department store in Berlin is dedicated to offering customers something special and desirable. Naturally, that also includes the way in which the products are presented, where creating a sensory, experience-rich environment is key. This is particularly important for something as fleeting, seductive and diverse as high-quality fragrances.
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Grandhotel Kempinski, Geneva
The Grandhotel Kempinski in Geneva is the first Kempinski project in Europe to employ a wide variety of Swarovski products in its lighting and interior design, so as to create a unique atmosphere. In 2008, the former Hilton Hotel, which lies directly on Lake Geneva and next to the world-famous fountain, was renovated in several stages.
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Swarovski at Baselworld 2009
Swarovski chose the world’s largest and most important trade fair for watches and jewellery to unveil its innovative new watch collection for the first time. It wasn’t just the timepieces that caused a stir - the stand itself turned the heads of the nearly 94,000 people in attendance.
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Champagne Bar, Hong Kong
The Champagne Bar in Hong Kong is the only skyscraper club in the heart of Lan Kwai Fong. An outstanding example of the creative power of collaboration, it is the dazzling result of the conjunct efforts of Moët & Chandon, and renowned interior designer Steve Leung and Pi.
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Cosmogrill, Munich
The emotionally charged lighting installation with fibre optics is honoured for its groundbreaking interpretation of design for the future.
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Diane von Furstenberg Headquarters, New York
From the ground floor up to the penthouse, a central stairway of 3,400 crystal prisms illuminates the world-renowned fashion designer’s New York headquarters. The six-story space conceived by WORK Architecture is home to a flagship store, a showroom/event space, design and administrative offices, an executive suite, and a private penthouse apartment.
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Euro 08 Trophy, Vienna and Madrid
Communicating the creative scope of crystal through a sparkling collaboration.
Swiss artist Sylvie Fleury designed this splendid trophy in collaboration with Swarovski as a lasting souvenir for the winner of the UEFA EURO 08™.
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Lawyer’s Office, Amsterdam
“Sky” is a poetic sculpture of light designed by Architect Matali Crasset. One of the first masterpieces from Swarovski Crystal Palace, it graces the foyer of one of the most prestigious law firms in Amsterdam.
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Mozart Wall, Salzburg
Spanning more than 200 square metres of wall, 35.000 STRASS® Swarovski® Crystals form a shimmering, ever-changing portrait of the great Austrian composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and those most important to him. The individual crystals are affixed over four layers of 504 stainless steel cables of 10 meters long each and thus recall four stage images of the loft floor of the adjacent theatre podium. Swarovski created this spectacular crystal installation for the “House For Mozart” in Salzburg, which opened in 2006.
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Nationalpark Hohe Tauern, Mittersill
In 2007, a unique alpine and architectural experience opened to the public at the National Park Worlds in Mittersill, Austria.
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Naumi Hotel, Singapore
The stylish Naumi Hotel Bar possesses a lustre that is as spectacular as it is rare. Swarovski’s expertise has turned it into a radiant showcase of innovative contemporary design.
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Raffles Ballroom, Dubai
The Raffles Ballroom in Dubai underwent an award-winning renovation that began in 2005. Inside the famed ballroom, LW Design architects created “Maria-Theresia” crystal chandeliers, trimmed with STRASS® Swarovski® Crystal.
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Thompson Beverly Hills
A rooftop terrace above Beverly Hills hosts one of the most scintillating attraction in all Los Angeles - the glittering rooftop pool at the Thompson Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Swarovski in Versailles
World-renowned art historian and French museum director Gerald Van der Kemp approached Swarovski in the late 1970s with a challenging project - the restoration of the Louis XIV chandelier in the Palace of Versailles.
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Private Residence B., Innsbruck
At the heart of Tyrol, a “Fin de Siècle” villa in Innsbruck shines, the owner has chosen crystal lighting to underline the historical architectural details of his house.
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Westside, Bern
Westside, the renovated recreation centre and mall actualised by star architect Daniel Libeskind, was also given the Swarovski touch.
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Winter Wonderland, Innsbruck
Experience a touch of Winter
The poetic, wintery landscape made from STRASS® Swarovski® Crystal by Dutch designer Tord Boontje unfolded its enchantment in Innsbruck, one of Swarovski’s largest shopping arenas. The magical installation revealed crystal’s boundless potential as a creative medium to inspire and to capture the imagination. -
Dazzling restoration at the Metropolitan Opera
Swarovski was delighted to collaborate with New York’s Metropolitan Opera to restore the iconic chandeliers in the Grand Tier Restaurant and lobby of the opera to their original brilliance. The refurbished chandeliers were back in place in time to light the inaugural celebration of the Opera’s 125th anniversary season on 22 September 2008.
