Showing posts with label pendant lamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pendant lamp. Show all posts
Friday, May 29, 2015
Another design seen on Clerkenwell Design Week. Handblown bespoke glass and bone china lighting made by Curiosa, Curiosa.
From their website:
Curiosa, curiosa glass lighting range offers a wide choice of colour, shape and size providing shades from 130mm to 500mm in diameter and a variety of styles, complimented with a selected range of finishes, fittings, flexes and bulbs. Each shade is traditionally free-blown without moulds, allowing virtually any shape, size and colour to be achieved.
Based in Derbyshire in the Midlands with a commitment to working with UK based craftspeople and suppliers, Esther continues to work locally with carpenters, fabricators, photographers and glass blowers - all highly skilled crafts people.
From their website:
Curiosa, curiosa glass lighting range offers a wide choice of colour, shape and size providing shades from 130mm to 500mm in diameter and a variety of styles, complimented with a selected range of finishes, fittings, flexes and bulbs. Each shade is traditionally free-blown without moulds, allowing virtually any shape, size and colour to be achieved.
Based in Derbyshire in the Midlands with a commitment to working with UK based craftspeople and suppliers, Esther continues to work locally with carpenters, fabricators, photographers and glass blowers - all highly skilled crafts people.
Pendant lighting by Curiosa, Curiosa
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Bellino – lighting Company from Belgium . They had a really nice stand at the show with huge variety of lighting fixtures from classic to modern designs. Unfortunately their website does not provide lot information about the company itself, but it has got 10 different catalogues including different styles: metal, modern wood, country style, classic wood, ceramic, synthetic, design chic, natural fibre, suspensions, wall lamps and fabric samples. You can customize your lamp yourself, choosing from different bases, shades and colours – mixing and matching them. They also got lovely fabrics choice for the shades from neutral colours to the very bright ones.
Here are just few examples of what they can do:
Maison et Objet - Bellino Lighting
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