Two do. If American architect Frank Gehry had never designed a building in his life, his eminence as this country's most imaginative furniture designer would assure his renown. His cumulus-like lantern, Cloud, made of paper modules clipped together, would be called that even if he had named it Porcupine or Margaret Thatcher.
The second hanging lantern is by French eminence Patrick Jouin, also called Cloud, and is made up of suspended globes of hand-blown Murano glass.
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