King Edison
This pendant lamp designed by Young & Battaglia combines the pure simplicity of an Edison light bulb with the romance and glamour of a Kings chandelier. It consists of a miniature brass chandelier inside a hand blown clear glass shade. Two icons of illumination brought together in one.
Bespoke lighting
Baranska Design have been using bespoke handmade glass for fifteen years creating solutions for private investors, developers, architects and interior designers. Their pieces have been used in all kinds of installations from small hotels to well-known hotel operations, restaurants and public buildings.
Chou
Inspired by the film ‘The World of Susie Wong’, designers Yonoh Studio have created a piece intended evoke the cinematic splendour of Hong Kong. The Chou series is created from natural wood. The shades come in two sizes: MGB (58cm tall) and MGA (88cm tall). Both are 49cm in diameter.
Arundel pendants
The Arundel pendants were inspired by the road in Sheffield on which they are made. Arundel street was once at the heart of Sheffield’s metal working industry with the road full of forges and machine shops, but now only a small handful of craftsmen are left. Arundel pays homage to their work.
Ilio
Designed by Artemide founder Ernesto Gismondi, the Ilio is a pared-down, back-to-basics floor light inspired by simple geometry. Each light is a cylinder of painted aluminum containing a 39W LED light source that produces enough diffused, indirect light to illuminate a room.
Tall Ternion
The statuesque Tall Ternion lamp is carefully constructed in either solid oak, black walnut or cherry wood. The shades are offered as a drum or cone shape, covered in carefully sourced fine fabrics. The piece can also be purchased with an opaque white glass shade in a globe or tulip form.
Silo
Inspired by the silhouette of an agricultural grain silo, this minimal pendant has a distinct industrial character. Silo comes in black, white, yellow or a soft green version. It works just as well visually as a single pendant or more dramatically in a group or linear installation.
Cutting Corners
The Cutting Corners design process started with exploring versions of a common basic concept: cutting a corner of a box. The leftover triangles and chipped cubes are inserted with precision-cut Plexiglas, with the steel structure either left exposed or powder coated white.
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Pick-n-Mix Rothschild & Bickers
The simple forms of the Pick-n-Mix range come in Rothschild & Bickers’ full range of signature colours and can be embellished with a palette of fabric covered flex, including neons and herringbone finishes. Available individually or as multiple drops with customised ceiling plates. Ideal for use with an elegant filament bulb.
Lupa
The name Lupa translate from Polish as ‘lens’, an apt description for this pendant piece from Jeremi Nagrabecki, the creative force behind Velt. Key to the design, the halogen light source is located above the glass shade rather than within it, as in conventional fixtures. This has the effect of distorting and magnifying the light that travels through the hand blown, 15cm diameter glass piece. The transformer for the light is hidden in a metal ceiling rose or, in the wall mounted version, within the metal sconce.
OverNight by Odd Matter
Created by studio Odd Matter for Vessel Gallery, these crystalline pieces are formed by taking stained glass panels in rich shades of ruby, amber and mother of pearl and holding them in place by copper strips which are immersed over night in an electro-plating bath. It is during these twilight hours that these pieces literally grow as the strips act as a starting point for more copper to form, bonding all the edges together to make a perfect, tight fitting frame which holds the piece as one.
Shadows
Designed by Lucie Koldova and Dan Yeffet, Shadows is inspired by the classic ‘atelier light’.The full collection consists of five styles of shade, each avilable in three different types of glass.The collection is powered by a hidden warm white LED light source. Shadows exist in three different colour/material combinations: grey glass with a black wooden neck; opaque black over a black wooden neck; opal /opaline glass with natural oak wooden neck.
