At the center of Cleveland’s old Cleveland Trust Rotunda (now Heinen’s) is one of the most intricate stained glass domes in the country. Shot from directly below, Emerald Eye captures the full symmetry and surreal geometry of that dome in a single moment of alignment.
The green core draws your eye in. Radiating outward are golden beams and pale blue tiles, bordered with vine-like flourishes that nod to the building’s renaissance revival style. There’s a weightlessness to it, like a floating mandala made of glass.
Limited production matte-finished Chromalux aluminum, giving the piece rich detail with a non-reflective surface. You can place it directly across from windows or light sources without worrying about glare. The aluminum subtly responds to environmental light, shifting tone and presence depending on the time of day.
At the center of Cleveland’s old Cleveland Trust Rotunda (now Heinen’s) is one of the most intricate stained glass domes in the country. Shot from directly below, Emerald Eye captures the full symmetry and surreal geometry of that dome in a single moment of alignment.
The green core draws your eye in. Radiating outward are golden beams and pale blue tiles, bordered with vine-like flourishes that nod to the building’s renaissance revival style. There’s a weightlessness to it, like a floating mandala made of glass.
Limited production matte-finished Chromalux aluminum, giving the piece rich detail with a non-reflective surface. You can place it directly across from windows or light sources without worrying about glare. The aluminum subtly responds to environmental light, shifting tone and presence depending on the time of day.
