Bespoke suspended lights designed to define space from above. Karice manufactures pendants, chandeliers, and suspended architectural fixtures that bring scale, presence, and precision to your project.
The Infinity 1519 Pendant resembles a setting sun, borrowing heavily from Renaissance-era design, and is appropriately named for the year Leonardo Da Vinci passed away.
DA VINCI COLLECTION INFINITY 1519 Pendants
The Da Vinci Collection is based on the challenging premise of using modern technology to create an original avant-garde suite of luminaire pieces that accurately portray the spirit of what Leonardo was doing in the late 15th and early 16th centuries. Specifically, the objective was to reflect the mechanics of Da Vinci, and to reflect his approach in magnifying and projecting light.
The new edition of this beautiful lighting series is made using genuine brass pieces that are antiqued to reflect an old age vintage for that era.
To complete the collection, the Infinity 1519 is an avant-garde luminaire symbolizing a setting sun, as 1519 was the year Leonardo da Vinci passed away. The ringed capsule has a seemingly endless horizon, so the sight line is infinite. It can be displayed as a hanging pendant or suspended within a half moon table lamp.
Handcrafted Lighting made in Canada Local to Vancouver, BC
As with all Karice product, all lights are handcrafted in our facility in South Surrey.
This new lighting design is available as part of a collection of five pieces that includes the main chandelier, a wall sconce, two table lamps and a multiple lamp pendant/chandelier.
Designed by Maurice Dery















Leonardo 1482 is a sculptural chandelier that resembles a rising sun, drawing on Renaissance-era mechanics. It’s named for the year Leonardo da Vinci began designing and developing his inventions.
Designed by Maurice Dery, it’s the main chandelier in our Da Vinci Collection, which uses modern technology to capture the spirit of what Leonardo did in the late 15th and early 16th centuries: his mechanics and his approach to magnifying and projecting light. The collection also includes the Vitruvian Table Lamp, Infinity 1519 Table Lamp, Infinity 1519 Pendant, Infinity Modern Pendant, and Infinity Modern Sconce.
We developed this Da Vinci chandelier around working mechanical elements rather than just decorative gears. In this gear chandelier, magnifiers direct the light onto mirrors, and a pull on the brass chain moves eight cogged wheels simultaneously to redirect it onto the wall or floor.
We built it from genuine patinaed brass and blackened aluminum, giving this piece of sculptural lighting the aged, vintage character of Renaissance-era machinery.
This custom chandelier can be specified at 2700K, 3000K, 3500K, 4000K, or 5000K, with phase, 0-10V, ELV, or DALI dimming and standard, high-output, or custom lumen packages. Standard finishes include Light Gold Anodized, Clear Anodized, Black Anodized, and Brass, with custom finishes available on request. Canopy options include various standard and custom styles, in black, white, silver, bronze, or Sun Gold.
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Color changing led light is an option available in our TETRA light.
TETRA meaning “four” we present our rectangular shaped light. A simple tetragon shaped quadrilateral lighting fixture. Four cubed shaped components decorate the four corners of the LED Lighting fixture.
As with all Karice product, all lights are handcrafted in our facility. This new lighting design is also offered with color temperature tunable LED illumination. Using the remote controller, the color temperature of the light can be changed from 2700 – 5000K on the fly. Choosing the perfect mood for your room, or matching the color temperature of accompanying lights, this option gives infinite illumination possibilities.
The Light is also available in custom sizes. All products at Karice are able to be made to your exact custom specifications.
Designed by Maurice Dery and Jordan Dery





Celebrating light, we introduce our “Retta” lighting line. A fresh new look at the linear light. An object of desire, as captured by the beauty of this simplistic, yet fresh new remake of a standard lighting design. Our newest light named RETTA is Italian for “Straight Line”. Retta is a linear led light that shines brightly for any décor. Meticulously machined end caps decorate the ends of this elegant design. Made with aluminum and frosted clear acrylic diffusers, the light is sure to be a stylish addition in any setting.
The light source is an integral LED strip available in 2700k, 3000K and 4100K.
Our standard offering is 18”, 24”, 36” and 48” lengths. Custom lengths are available up to 20ft long.











Proton is our newest take on modern lighting design. Proton, was designed to complement our Electron series, and has been finished in similar tones to 2019’s newest Pantone Color scheme. Blazing a new trail in product development, the coral tones of our light are meant to be electrifying. The light is also offered in our standard gold, silver and black finishes, but the coral is intended for those who dare to be different.
RESEARCH ABSTRACT and INSPIRATION
Tasked with designing a new fixture for a client’s very specific space, a new design was created using the look and feel of our Electron lighting series. Proton is was the result of this project.
In the atomic world, the positively charged protons attract the negatively charged electrons. Thus, both Electron and Proton from the Karice Modern Lighting Collection are sure to present an atomically diverse attraction in any interior décor.
Like its predecessor, Proton’s aesthetic is minimalistic, while masking a highly innovative creation below the surface. Made with aluminum and acrylic, the light’s efficient engineering hides all fasteners and wiring, and maintains the oval shaped ring’s suspended independence without compromising beauty or functionality. Using dimmable energy efficient LED technology, the light illuminates from its inner and outer edges without shadowing.
FEATURE IMAGE NOTES: Project in Prague, Development by LOUER CZ, Photo by Tomas Dittrich, Architect Veronika Pankova
Designed by Jordan Dery






