Ritual furniture

The Lueur screen

A bridge between two worlds.

An intimate altar where candles and keepsakes form a delicate passage between the tangible and the unseen.

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The design

A choreography of lights

In Lueur's alcoves, family and friends place candles and keepsakes, creating an intimate altar in memory of the deceased. On the other side, the lights mingle in a translucent choreography — glimmering witnesses to an attachment that does not go out.

The Lueur screen backlit, its gilded lattice and sheer fabric letting the candlelight through

Detail of the Lueur screen's alcoves: a gilded dish of dried flowers and lit candles in front of pale sheer fabric

Features

An intimate, luminous altar

Candles & keepsakes

Alcoves where family and friends place candles and keepsakes, in memory of the deceased.

Six tiers of alcoves

An openwork lattice that lets the light through in a translucent choreography.

Several uses

A divider in the room, a personal altar or a headboard, according to each lounge's needs.

Wood, lacquer or sheer fabric

Finishes that make for a soft, luminous division.

For your spaces

One piece, several uses

Depending on the space and the moment, the Lueur screen becomes a divider in the funeral lounge, a personal altar dedicated to the deceased, or even a headboard. It gives the visitors' passage a ritual and sets a point of remembrance wherever one is needed.

Its openwork lattice makes it possible to honour someone without facing their image directly, when the family prefers that: a simple gesture — placing a candle or a personal object — is enough to mark the visit and carry the tribute further.

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