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Couture-inspired lighting design The Corey Damen Jenkins for Eichholtz collection

An exciting new chapter For more than 30 years, Eichholtz has shaped the world of luxury interiors with its refined craftsmanship and architectural elegance. Now, the brand enters an exciting new chapter with its first-ever designer collaboration—partnering with Corey Damen Jenkins, one of today’s most influential and admired interior designers.

“Jewels for the Modern Interior.” Designed by Corey Damen Jenkins

’ve been a longtime fan of Eichholtz. Our firm is known for modern, maximalist interiors rich in color, texture, and pattern, so Eichholtz has always been a premier partner for furnishing our clients’ homes. We use their pieces in multi-hyphenate ways—from sculptural furniture and statement lighting to bold artwork and accessories. During our annual buying trip to the Eichholtz showroom in High Point, my team and I connected with their marketing team over drinks and hors d’oeuvres. I shared sneak peeks of my forthcoming coffee table book, “Design Reimagined”, and asked for input on cover options. They noticed that many interiors featured Eichholtz lighting, which sparked a conversation about what a licensed collaboration might look like. I later shared dozens of lighting sketches from my “creative vault,” and Edwin van der Gun identified several designs that aligned with Eichholtz’s vernacular. After a series of creative pitch meetings, our brands officially joined forces.

Having produced licensed collections for over a decade, I know successful partnerships require true creative and philosophical synergy. As an existing Eichholtz customer, I can confidently vouch for their craftsmanship and quality. Decorative lighting has always been the “jewelry” of a room, yet the category has felt creatively stagnant. I wanted to disrupt that—and Eichholtz was the perfect partner to break the mold and create something unexpected. The word that best defines this collection is renaissance. It’s a revival of historic aesthetics reimagined through a modern lens. I drew inspiration from ancient civilizations, organic elements like florals and alabaster, celestial references, and movements such as Art Deco, Neoclassicism, and Viennese Secession. Each piece makes a powerful statement on its own, yet together they form a cohesive family. My advice for styling? Be bold—and don’t be afraid to mix the elements.

Photographed by Andrew Frasz

Table Lamp Bentley Item N° 120901

he Bentley table lamp exemplifies sculptural symmetry and refined material balance. Four columns of perfectly lacquered spheres rise in poised alignment, their reflective surfaces creating a rhythmic play of light and shadow. These orb-like pillars support a crisp, rectangular shade of white linen, whose clean geometry contrasts the lamp’s tactile base with elegant restraint. Set upon a polished plinth, Bentley merges modernist structure with a sense of decorative sophistication. The dialogue between the glossy black lacquer and the softly textured linen evokes timeless composure—an ode to proportion, craftsmanship, and the art of illumination.

Chandelier Andromeda with an antique brass finish and smoke glass diffusers

Wall Lamp and Chandelier Victory Item N° 120287 // 120285

luminous ode to the Art Deco era, Victory celebrates the geometry and grandeur that defined the design revolution of the 1920s and ’30s. Its fan-shaped silhouette and faceted tiers echo the soaring architectural forms of the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building—icons of symmetry and progress. Panels of alabaster-toned glass emit a soft, diffused glow, framed by dark metal ribs that accentuate the fixture’s vertical ascent. The interplay of tone and texture reflects Deco’s fascination with contrast—where ornament met restraint, and craftsmanship met industry.

Corey Damen Jenkins Collaboration Collection Product overview

Table Lamp Izzy

Floor Lamp Izzy

Item N° 120279 // 120279UL

Item N° 120280 // 120280UL

Chandelier Victory

Lamp Victory

Item N° 120285 // 120285UL

Item N° 120286 // 120286UL

Wall Lamp Victory

Chandelier Minerva

Item N° 120287 // 120287UL

Item N° 120300 // 120300UL

Ceiling Lamp Minerva

Wall Lamp Minerva

Item N° 120301 // 120301UL

Item N° 120306 // 120306UL 15

Wall Lamp Andromeda

Item N° 120918 // 120918UL

Item N° 120292 // 120292UL

Chandelier Andromeda

Item N° 120917 // 120917UL

Item N° 120291 // 120291UL

Lantern Olympia S

Lantern Olympia L

Item N° 120308 // 120308UL

Item N° 120290 // 120290UL

Wall Lamp Isabelle

Chandelier Isabelle

Item N° 120283 // 120283UL

Item N° 120282 // 120282UL

Wall Lamp Alesa

Item N° 120846 // 120846UL

Item N° 120297 // 120297UL

Chandelier Alesa S

Chandelier Alesa L

Item N° 120296 // 120296UL

Item N° 120295 // 120295UL 17

Wall Lamp Persephone

Chandelier Persephone

Item N° 120413 // 120413UL

Item N° 120299 // 120299UL

Chandelier Erika S

Chandelier Erika L

Item N° 120309 // 120309UL

Item N° 120411 // 120411UL

Wall Lamp Erika

Table Lamp Bentley

Item N° 120412 // 120412UL

Item N° 120901 // 120901UL

Wall Lamp Melbourne

Chandelier Melbourne

Item N° 120289 // 120289UL

Item N° 120288 // 120288UL

Wall Lamp Estela

Chandelier Estela

Item N° 120294 // 120294UL

Item N° 120293 // 120293UL

Table Lamp Dionne

Item N° 120902 // 120902UL

Item N° 120899 // 120899UL 19

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