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Iconicplaces continue to be established in Mexico City, and for these to gainrecognition from the public, it is essential to create and offer unforgettableexperiences or environments. This was the premise that led the client to chooseone of the most important architecture firms in the country for this project. One of its interior design directors, architect Fernanda Patiño, offer thechallenge of creating decorative luminaires to ulalight, these pieces were partof the setting that was intended to be achieved. Withthe experience that sixteen years of work gives, Mónica Bárcena Mastretta,director of this mexican lighting company, took the task of combining elementsthat will be able to translate the creative idea of the architects into iconicartifacts that crown the design and decoration of the restaurant. TheLing Ling restaurant is located on the 56th floor at Torre Chapultepec 1, where2 monumental luminaires were placed. The first, a ceiling that welcomes in thelobby and the second, a 5-meter chandelierthat is suspended over the best tableon the terrace, from where you can have a panoramic view of the city. Inaddition, for this restaurant, pieces from the line of blown glass luminaireswith low power incandescent light and woven wicker in special dimensions werealso used to finish drawing the textures and setting of the tables, as well asthe central bar area. Theresult of the lighting and project of Ling Ling restaurant is a sample of whatcan be obtainedwith an interdisciplinary collaboration scheme where all the experts involvedput the necessary ingredient and wisdom to successfully complete these types ofchallenges. DecorativeLuminaires Design: ulalight @ulalightmx Client:Hakkasan Group México Place:Mexico city Date:octubre 2021 Interiordesign project: Sordo Madaleno Architects LightingDesigner: Luz en arquitectura Artisanand Artist collaborators: Edgar Jiménez, KA iluminación, ulalight technicalteam