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design news | lighting

BASED ON an original 1940s design the BTC
Titan pendant continues to be an icon of
lighting design. Available for the first time
with a new yellow painted aluminium shade,
the pendant’s all-purpose look is at home in
both a domestic and commercial setting.
T: [phone] | www.originalbtc.com

The Bracelet Table Lamp in gilded iron by
Barry Goralnick for Circa Lighting
T: 001 877 762 2323 | www.circalighting.com

THE RISE & FALL School light is the first
adjustable pendant from heritage British
manufacturer Davey Lighting. The latest
addition to the classic School collection of
wall and pendant lights, the design now
features a counterweight and pulley system
to enable the variation of shade height and
light intensity. www.davey-lighting.co.uk

THREE CONTRASTING lights from Arteriors. From the left: Noel Pendant: This
asymmetrically stacked open cube design is finished in antique brass. Niven Lamp:
Each calla lily shape is hand formed from ceramic clay then individually applied to
the lamp body. The finish has a slightly sandy texture and the colouration changes
with the light. Matthew Pendant: The term brutalism was coined in the 1950’s
when architects were working with concrete and steel, creating blocky building
designs. Given that definition, this dark iron pendant certainly qualifies.
T: 001 972 488 9800 | www.arteriorshome.com

GREEK REVIVAL style inspires Fine Art Lamps
newest collection Prussian Neoclassic. Bold
lines traced delicately by fine cut crystal beads.
In weathered Prussian silver grey finish or
Brandenburg gold leaf and available with or
without hand sewn fabric shades.
T: 001 305 821 3850 | www.fineartlamps.com

Seen gracing more than a few
stands at this year’s Decorex, the
distinctive Babylon Crackle table
lamp has an Asian influence with
a turquoise or ivory glaze finish as
shown here. The full range from
Heathfield & Co is available at
UBER Interiors
T: [phone]
www.uber-interiors.com
Phillips & Wood make bespoke
chandeliers, wall lights, table lamps
and exterior lighting in their West
London workshop. Working to a design
brief, full technical drawings and
realistic renderings will be provided
before work commences. Precision
engineering and laser technology
mean that exacting standards are
met for every project. Hotel and large
residential projects are welcome as
equally as smaller personal projects.
www.phillipsanswood.co.uk

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