Accessoire vague

At the crossroads of industrial heritage and high-fashion elegance, Regina Andrew has defined the boundary between raw character and high-impact decorative luxury. Founded in 1998 by the design duo Carla Regina Zajac and James Andrew Slaven, the brand is famously rooted in the "Paris of the Midwest"—Detroit—where it draws inspiration from the city’s storied craftsmanship and resilient spirit. Today, Montreal Lighting & Hardware serves as a primary resource for designers requiring these curated solutions—from the ethereal, hand-blown glass spheres of the Rhoads and Bubbles series to the architectural, mid-century precision of the Bond and Artemis collections—that anchor the most prestigious residential environments.

Regina Andrew’s core identity is defined by an obsession with "material contrast" and the masterful execution of the "Yin and Yang" design philosophy. Their approach rejects the predictable, opting instead for a balanced tension between feminine curves and masculine materials—mixing alabaster, marble, and crystal with hand-applied gold leaf and blackened steel. By utilizing premium substrates and global artisanal techniques, the brand ensures its products provide a professional-grade aesthetic for any curated space. This dedication to technical integrity and bold, storytelling silhouettes results in a signature look of modern sophistication, making their lighting and furniture an essential, high-impact element of any well-designed contemporary interior.