Baccarat has just unveiled its latest collaboration with designer Harry Nuriev, the founder of Crosby Studios, continuing his experimental “transformism” approach. The concept reimagines iconic Baccarat pieces with contemporary twists and unexpected additions, reports Hypebeast.

At the heart of the collection is a daring reinterpretation of the historic Zénith chandelier, originally introduced in the mid-19th century. Nuriev has taken the classic silhouette and transformed it into something entirely modern by embedding everyday objects — pens, jewelry, bottle caps, CDs, and keychains — into the crystal arms and prisms. The result is a striking blend of luxury craftsmanship and the overlooked fragments of daily life, turning the chandelier into a monumental yet intimate art installation.

But the collaboration goes beyond the chandelier. Nuriev also reimagines Baccarat’s most recognizable icons — the Harcourt glassware and the Sirius crystal ball. Using the same graphic language as his Baccarat entrance installation, he adds playful inscriptions like “salute,” “celebration,” and “enjoy the moment,” alongside engraved motifs that echo the Maison’s universe.

And yes, these pieces are ultra-exclusive. All items are released in limited editions:

Harcourt Black Set — only 26 sets
Harcourt Multicolor Set — just 8 sets
Sirius Ball — also limited to 8 pieces
This collaboration is a bold reminder that Baccarat is not afraid to break the rules — and to make luxury feel unexpectedly modern.

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