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Honey Locust by Marla Nazzicone Design
25 April 2025
Project Inspiration
In the heart of the Honey Locust project, Toronto-based interior designer Marla Nazzicone selected a statement piece that beautifully reflects her refined, lifestyle-driven aesthetic—a custom Harlow Large Chandelier in amethyst glass with a satin brass frame.
Suspended above the kitchen island, the chandelier adds a bold yet elegant focal point, balancing functionality with sculptural impact. Custom-developed to suit the space, this piece showcases Gabriel Scott’s commitment to tailored luxury, adapting the standard Harlow design to feature a unique glass hue that adds warmth and individuality to the room.
Marla Nazzicone is known for her strong design point of view and her ability to create timeless interiors that align with her clients’ lives. With a background in fine art, fashion, and interior design, she brings a holistic and highly personalized approach to each project. “It’s all about understanding the wishes of the client first and combining it with industry knowledge to create something exceptional,” she says. In the Honey Locust kitchen, the Harlow chandelier reflects her belief that luxury should always be practical—serving as both a stunning design feature and a source of functional lighting.
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Our goal is to make every piece feel personal. Design is about storytelling—and the ability to customize allows us to create a deeper connection between the product and the space it lives in.”
— Scott Richler, Founder & Creative Director, Gabriel Scott
Inspired by a vintage Cartier ring, the Harlow Lighting Series is designed to capture light in a dazzling starburst pattern through hand-blown glass shades. Each piece is handmade to order using premium materials, with the flexibility to customize finishes, configurations, and dimensions to suit any environment. Whether adapting existing designs or working from a completely bespoke brief, Gabriel Scott empowers designers to bring their creative vision to life.
Photography credit: Mike Chajecki
