Lighting wins at NYCxDesign


May 31, 2019

(USA) – 2019 NYCxDesign Awards winners include strong lighting pieces.

The awards, which celebrate outstanding talent across major areas of design such as architecture, interiors, furnishings, lighting, and technology – were held on 20 May during NYCxDesign, New York City’s showcase of global design, featuring more than 500 citywide events. 

Winners and honorees for both Products and Projects in 77 categories were announced during the ceremony at Pier 17 at the South Street Seaport. Lighting wins included:

Best Sconce – Della by Buoyant NYC | The Della Sconce consists of CNC machined Quartz and Onyx stone, wall mounted in such a way as to create impactful statements of shadow, light and translucency.

Best Pendant – Pebble Series by ANDlight | The Pebble series celebrates the inexplicable and beautiful qualities of stones. Enhancing their simple yet sculptural form through translucency,  glass blown shapes come create a seemingly bespoke fixture – endlessly evolving in shape as it appears from different angles. 

Best Chandelier – Haara Metsa by Cameron Design House | Designed to be hung vertically like a weeping willow branch the Metsa is a unique, contemporary statement piece at any size. The cylindrical lanterns are assembled from hand-drawn glass and polished brass, concealing the lighting element and creating a distinctive and beautiful lighting diffuser to be admired whether the light is on or off. 

Best Floor / Table Lamp – Oo by Eny Lee Parker | Handmade in Eny Lee Parker’s studio, materials include ceramic base (unglazed, natural clay color), satin glass shade, brushed copper parts. Custom colour for bases are available upon request and the lamp is dimmable for use with LED light sources.


www.nycxdesign.com

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