The collection of lamps and chandeliers PAFIL, to which the LAVA 7 chandelier belongs, owes its name to the material from which it was made. This material is glass called Pafil, hand-colored using pastel colors and with a great sensitivity to the final effect. LAVA 7 is a composition of seven freely arranged, glass shades, and at the same time, the largest chandelier from the “LAVA” family. It is a representation of a summer meadow. It looks like it was brushed by an artist, who pours an impressionistic image of a flowery garden onto the canvas. The shape of the shades, resembling flowing, fleeting fabric fluttering in the wind, is the result of a thoughtful decision by Gie El designers, which was materialized thanks to talented Polish glassmakers. LAVA 7 was entirely designed and made in Poland. The production process of this chandelier is far from mass production and can be compared to the creation of art. Each color is hand-Wybierzed and mixed, then submerged in glass and shaped by a human. Then, the shades are hand-signed with the logo of the Gie El brand, which is an interesting detail and testifies to the uniqueness of the product. The LAVA 7 chandelier will blend well in spacious interiors with large volume and space. It is designed for open spaces, such as living rooms with high ceilings or those on two levels. It will perfectly illuminate the space of circular staircases and those with rectangular, modern shapes. The advantage of LAVA 7 is that it can be freely matched to interiors of various styles. It will work well in classical interiors, emphasizing their character, as well as in modern interiors, where it will contrast and become an accent breaking the imposed stylistic scheme.