The curiosity of the chandelier is that it saves space. It is often an important part of restaurant accessories, but there are now more and more cases trying to use it as a bedside lamp, saving space on the side for debris. This week, we will introduce a special chandelier to see which one brings you creativity and inspiration to decorate your home.
Cacahuate & Perla & Rustica & Tamarindo & Twister by Luminosa
Handmade things are always mechanized and produced. It lacks traces of industrial processes and is special, such as the chandelier made by Luminosa , a high-quality lighting studio. Cacahuate means peanuts in Spanish, so the outline of this lamp is also shaped like a peanut; Rustica uses a bubble glass material, which has a traditional Mexican style; Twister means a tornado, and its lampshade also The effect of lace ripples is typical; Tamarindo is a tamarind bean that is native to Africa, with a smooth curve, while Perla is made into a pearl shape. This series of interesting chandeliers may not be suitable for large-scale reuse in the same space, but if you pick it in a corner of your home space, it may be the best element to light up the space. Pricing is 340-375 US dollars (about RMB 2109-2326 yuan).
Mobile Chandelier Collectionby Michael Anastassiades
Michael Anastassiades, who consistently adheres to the simple design philosophy and hopes to add design to life through products, is one of the most active designers in Europe. The set of MobileChandelier chandeliers he designed, while minimalist, expresses a delicate balance of beauty. Each set of luminaires is like a gymnast in the air, and the slender legs and asymmetry just form a balance of dangling. Michael Anastassiades likes to design lamps. In his opinion, "No one can copy the light of nature, but fortunately, during the design of the luminaire, I was fortunate enough to capture some of the mysteries."
Medusae Collectionby Roxy Towry-Russell
If you are interested in Sea World, you may like this group of jellyfish chandeliers. It comes from the American interior designer RoxyTowry-Russell, with a feminine design that is unique to women. The soft and flowing milky white body and the long tassels of different shapes at the bottom, like the jellyfish swimming, make people feel like they are in the underwater world. Pricing is 375-475 US dollars (about RMB 2399-3038 yuan).
Plant chandelier series by Tord Boontje
London-based designer TordBoontje has done a lot of plant-related chandeliers, all done through 3D printing. His Bouquet is like hanging down the plants in the vase with at least 20 different leaves or flowers. Each string has a small hook on it, which combines the feeling of paper-cutting. The shell lights are like hanging a bunch of calla lilies, and Icarus is like a hanging wing with a clear number of feathers on it, which looks very soft and light.
Hyphae Pendant Lamp by Nervous System
The sculptural sense of 3D printing design is often difficult to achieve with ordinary lamps. The lampshade of this group of lamps is printed in 3D with a very fine mesh vein. Some places are also like the structure of snowflakes, and the hollow pattern is very special. When the light is emitted from the inside, the grain projected on the ground has the feeling of a dark forest, a bit Gothic style. The design team is from the United States and they pursue a combination of art and technology.
Bird by Liu Zhili
This is the work of the Chinese designer Liu Zhili's "Bird". He used the most common bakelite chandelier, raised slightly, and then loaded a white light bulb, which seemed to be a bird standing. Some are like in a bird cage, some are like hanging on a wire, and some are like gathering together. When multiple lights are hung together, the light can be softened. The highlight of this series is to create a simple but imaginative mood with the most basic materials and uncomplicated forms.
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