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The Spindle pendants are one of our most popular designs, a modern twist on Victorian decorative lighting. As the name suggests the design is based on turned wooden spindles, a feature used in nearly all period properties of that era from stair banisters to table legs. We have worked with a specialised manufacturer of borosilicate glass for the last twenty years creating the...
Read moreWe were delighted to see our Lantern Lights featured in a photoshoot by Prestigious Textiles for their new English Garden Collection. This elongated and sinuous shade takes inspiration from natural...
Read moreWhen we are making larger more open designs such as our Vintage Light, the raw heat of the glory hole and the centrifugal action of the iron spinning blend to form the glass shade. The video below ...
Read moreWhether you live in an period property, or want to bring individuality to a newer-build, a mixture of vintage and new elements in your kitchen is a sure-fire way to introduce personality to your ...
Read moreThe liquid nature of glass makes it the ideal material to recreate delicate veins and intricate patterns, the properties that make precious stones such as Marble and Malachite so desirable. Layers ...
Read moreOur Opulent Optic pendant was designed perfectly to sit in a luxurious period interior. The design is inspired by 18th Century Chinoiserie, combining an oriental glass form with decorative fabric t...
Read moreEmily Murray is the style icon behind @pinkhouseliving instagram phenomenon, showcasing her unique take on a traditional Edwardian terrace house. She has renovated her home in candyfloss tones with...
Read moreOptical or dip moulds have been used for centuries to add texture to the surface of blown glass. A cylindrical or truncated conical one-piece form with a patterned interior, the mould is open at th...
Read moreThe boutique ‘t Hotel is situated on the charming Lely canal in Amsterdam Centrum, an old house built in 1612. An artist and print designer, Katarina Stupavska has brought together the core histor...
Read moreGlass is gathered out of the furnace at 1100 c onto a blowing iron. This soft material is then blown and shaped using tools and calipers. Due to the centrifugal motion of the blowing irons the easi...
Read moreA sophisticated and luxurious contemporary architectural aesthetic is taking hold on the mountainside retreats of Big Sky, Vermont, the Alps and beyond. Fans of winter sports are on the hunt for a ...
Read moreIndustrial style is a trend that never goes out of fashion. It relies on contrasts: elegant and rustic, extravagant and down-to-earth, cool and warm. You can mix different materials such as steel,...
Read moreWhen a shade is being made in the hot workshop it is connected to the blowing iron by what we call a punty (small pad of hot glass) which acts as a bridge between the glass form and the metal. At t...
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