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Cumberland Lamp Studio Dunn
The Cumberland is hand blown by experienced artisans using traditional glass working methods in a hot glass studio also known as a ‘hot shop’. After the glass cools the piece is hand worked with wet grinding wheels and the elec- trical parts installed. Cumberland emits pleasant ambient light.
www.studiodunn.com
Nested Cylinder Pendants Jamie Harris Studio
The Nested Cylinder Pendants feature two layers of nested hand-blown blown glass, creating a visual richness and density. These pieces feature an inner layer of color glass surrounded by an or- ganically varied outer layer of milk and clear glass that mottles and diffuses the illuminated coloured light.
www.jamieharris.com
SF Lamp Series Vim & Vigor
While most spun metal parts are sym- metrical in shape, the SF (Spin & Fold) Lamp Series is not. After the lampshade is spun, a cutting tool is used to punch a ‘key hole’ slit. The shade is then folded, and secured into its new form - appearing symetrical from some angles but organically formed from others.
www.vimvigordesign.com
LED newGROWTH CP Lighting
The new collection features the same made-to-order philosophy of their ever popular newGROWTH interior fixtures. Hand-fabricated from aluminum, these energy efficient exterior grade fixtures come in any size from 2’ to 8’ tall and configured with single or multiple il- luminated branches.
www.cplighting.com
Derrick Chandelier Bespoke Global
Bespoke Gobal have collaborated with Kiln Design Studio to produce the Der- rick Chandelier. A minimal brass frame- work of light points are counterpointed - and illuminate – by colourful, vitreous enamel lily pad shapes. Bespoke pieces are available, though each is approxi- mately 122cm across and 112cm deep.
www.bespokeglobal.com
Trifid lamp Emerald Faerie
The new ‘Trifid’ lamp from Emerald Faerie is a hand made individual wire and glass flower lamp contained in an antique glass domes. With each flower custom created for each dome, no two pieces are the same. Mild steel and copper wire, copper piping, diamonte, and antique glass objects are used to make the flower, while reused decora- tive brass light fittings and jewellery details make up the base.
info@emeraldfaerie.com
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