fittings including Czech glass fluid pendants, metal cages, wooden shades and wicker baskets. Nando’s are always keen to support small, local artisans who frequently use materials when manufacturing light fittings which can be unsuitable for traditional hot lamps. The nature of cool running LED allows almost anything to become a light fitting, broadening the possibilities for Nando’s lighting. Consequently, the versatility of the Bright Goods range means that the individual restaurant designs can be uncompromising and as spectacular as originally conceived.
This aspect of Nando’s design philosophy is recognised and welcomed by Darren. He says, “We are fortunate that Nando’s embrace design variety and diversity within their restaurants and allow us designers the autonomy and freedom to come up with new and exciting lighting to enhance and add to the interiors.”
“We’re delighted that our LED filament lamps are proving to be such a hit with Nando’s restaurants and their customers,” says Saima Shafi, Marketing Director at Bright Goods. “We’re constantly being told that not only do they look stylish but that they have captured the warm, cosy glow usually only found from energy-hungry incandescent. They are also recognised as being much more robust and reliable than tungsten and halogen lamps. Add to that their fantastic energy saving properties and it’s easy to see why more and more bar, restaurant and hospitality chains are relying on Bright Goods as their first choice.”
www.brightgoods.co.uk
Above: Bright Goods LED filament Elizabeth candle light bulbs in Nando’s.
From top down: Bright Goods LED filament Joseph GLS light bulbs in Nando’s. Bright Goods LED filament George globe light bulbs.
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