April 18, 2011
Innovo Design Unveils Swirling Bamboo Grass Lamp in Milan
What could signify Earth Day better than this bamboo grass lamp from Innovo?
via inhabitat.com
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April 14, 2011
Perfect children's light
I little bit of color, a lot of modern. Perfect light fixture for a children's room! See more lighting for mod kids.
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February 14, 2011
Style is from Mars
Wide strips of white perforated (and recycled!) Lexan plastic forms an over-sized, contemporary globe that envelops and radiates the light.
I think my kitchen just added the Mars Pendant to its remodeling wish list...
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December 09, 2010
Mixed tape anyone?
A little funk flashback!
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November 02, 2010
The Semjase Floor Lamp from Lucente
As Americans continue to downsize, new and inventive ways to maximize space evolve. One simple solution: ditch the side tables and table lamps and replace with lean floor lamp.
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October 25, 2010
Jallum by Yann Kersalé for Baccarat
7Lighting that makes an impact!
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October 13, 2010
Wall Piercing Lights by Flos
Walls give us separation and containment. Along with roofs, which we might term a horizontal wall, they house us. They establish the frontier between inside and outside, architecture and nature, guts and exoskeleton. In the past, some architects have defined success (at least partially) as protection from the elements. Seepage would have equaled error; historically, we have shunned any erasure of the clearly defined edge. But that liminal space should be mined—and this exploration is exactly what Flos is doing with their Wall Piercing lights.
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August 13, 2010
Ridiculous Open-Concept Luxury Loft in SoHo
Every couple months I’ll spend a night sifting through luxury properties for sale in New York City. It’s the only place in the world where you can easily find 50+ listings ranging from $5 million - $75 million at any given time. Understanding the density of Manhattan, it’s always fascinating how expensive a square foot can cost.
Most of the luxury units available are jaw-dropping condos or tall/skinny townhouses; many are conversions from old factories of the past.
Last night I came across a unit for sale in the prestigious New Museum Building, located on 158 Mercer Street in SoHo. Listed at $6.95 Million USD, it was the open-concept living space that really caught my attention. A 2,800 square foot “room” that serves as a kitchen, office, den, dining and living room. Absolutely incredible!
Take a peek inside more luxury modern homes
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June 22, 2010
Modern Art Deco Table Lamp from Kartell
A new art deco style table lamp from Kartell, Tati has a warm familiar but modern look. Available in opaline and black methacrylate or pleated fabric. $698
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May 19, 2010
Recycled Cork Lamps
Another reason to drink wine...
Appropriately named Float, the light fixture is made from Portuguese agglomerated cork blocks. The blocks are made from recovered waste that is the result of wine cork manufacturer.
Read more: http://3rings.designerpages.com/2010/05/04/float-recycled-cork-lamps-by-benjamin-hubert/#iframe_height=300#ixzz0oQoGjUuK
-- allie
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