
Clockwise from top left
1. Yomo
2. Plug Lighting
3. 100 Watt
4. Axo Light
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Square Fabric Lights with Metal Bases
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Monday, January 7, 2008
Decorative Drum Lamps
Clockwise from top left
1. Architonic
2. Gnr8
3. Brocade Home
4. Palluco
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Thursday, January 3, 2008
Monday, November 12, 2007
Vintage Doily Pendants
Clockwise from top left
1. Really Linda Barker
2. Architonic
3. West Elm
4. Scandinavian Design Center
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Friday, November 9, 2007
Lights that Glow

Clockwise from top left
1. Architonic
2. Eurofase
3. Oluce
4. Architonic
(middle) Gnr8
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Friday, November 2, 2007
Black & White Floral Decor

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1. Architonic
2. Conran
3. DWR
4. Bo Concept
5. Brocade Home
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Friday, September 21, 2007
Geometric White Lights
These light fixtures go beyond the norm with their abstract style and geometric forms. They are made with white opaque materials which give off a soft glow when lit.
2. You might say this pendant lamp is bizarre, but that is exactly what the designers at Fambuena were going for when they created this lamp comprised of geometric pieces of Policryl® shapes. The bizarre lamp creates a nice contrast of light and shadow while giving you a look that is out of the ordinary. You can find this at http://www.fambuena.com
3. I can see why the designers Enrico Franzolini and Vicente Garcia Jimenez call this lamp the Big Bang. The white metacrylate panels give the appearance of a chaotic explosion from a calm central core. You can see this one and more at http://www.foscarini.com
4. The Metropolis Lamp has white opaque cubes that seem to be taking on a look of global over-development. It is designed by Chris Jackson for Dark. Check out their fun and not so serious web site at http://dark.be
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