5 homes where pendant lights steal the show
The simple perfection of the right pendant light is often the ‘make it’ moment for beautiful interior spaces.
The simple perfection of the right pendant light is often the ‘make it’ moment for beautiful interior spaces.
Both beautiful and bespoke, this home in Mt Martha, Victoria, was created by Adam Markowitz for a special client who understands that design matters – Monica Lee, the daughter of Fred Lowen, of Tessa and Fler Furniture fame.
As a global force in lighting design, Christopher Boots Studio’s new collection has something of the other world about it. Glistening spheres of quartz crystal capture not only the eye but the imagination and the beautiful forms will be the focus wherever they glisten.
Combining minimal, clean lines along with the basic rules of geometry, Astro has created a collection of elegant yet understated lighting fixtures, with function and performance guiding the way.
With a focus on quality craftsmanship, tradition and superior function, Enlightened Living continues to illuminate our everyday spaces with their extensive collection of timeless lighting products.
The unique work of this Melbourne-based design studio is profoundly anchored in the relationships with local craftspeople that Coco Flip has carefully nourished over the years. Honey, one of their lighting collections, is a captivating celebration of these connections as it brings together some of Victoria’s most accomplished artisans.
From bulbous, modern chandeliers to refined pendant and wall lights, Great Dane’s Scandinavian lighting portfolio has recently expanded to include Sofie Refer’s new collections for Nuura.
Fast becoming a must have for any project, Cult has six of the best portable lamps to choose from, with designs ranging from classic to modern.
An astutely observed gap in the market brought about one of About Space’s continuously best selling lighting designs.
French lighting company CVL Luminaires has over five decades experience creating stunning lighting experiences for the home, and with unique styles like these the reason for their popular acclaim is more than easy to see.
Fusing classic Bauhaus style metal tubing with advanced interior lighting, USM’s Haller E system sheds a new light on furniture design.
Designed by LAYAN and The Flaming Beacon, an illuminated façade screen transforms the interior of Light House with ever-changing light and shadows dependent on the seasons and time of day.