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Cho Hyung Suk says that he always thinks that chandeliers are too decorative or over-designed, so he created a casual, modern chandelier. His Semicircle Chandelier uses wood spheres to hide the electrical components. The entire piece is made of steel pipe, wood, and electronic wire.
Amaridian, in association with Design Africa, has created an extensive collection of home goods with a worldly vibe. I enjoyed stopping by their booth at ICFF — it was a fun setup. They had some beautiful pieces, I think my favorite is the rocking chaise.
This oak-framed mirror by Designers Anonymous changes into an LED-lit chandelier at night.
This oak chandelier by Dizajn Nudrvetu consists of 258 separate pieces that create a series of block shadows on the walls.
I love the SevenUp chandelier at De Invasie, a shop which features young creators from Belgium & The Netherlands from personal accessories to interior furnishings. The bulbs of SevenUp seem to be suspended by seven arms that extend from the ceiling base. It kind of reminds me of the Heavy Guy Chandelier.
ODE1647 is a new piece from Jacco Maris Design. It’s quite an impressive design, and I can see it working in a modern interior.
As the name implies, the ode 1647 collection is an ode to the luxurious chandeliers of the early 17th century. The number 47 refers to the atomic number for silver. By using exciting new materials, we have created an entirely new and modern language of form. The arms are formed of braided copper with a UV coating. The ode 1647 is designed by Jacco Maris and Ben Quaedvlieg.
These Chihuly-like chandeliers are the work of glass artisan Robert Kaindl.
Clear, kiln-formed glass was used to create the three hundred and eighty six fish in this lovely hanging lighting fixture by Scabetti. The structure of the piece resembles that of a school of fish swimming together in a whirlwind formation.
Unfortunately, this lighting fixture designed and built by Kevin Champeny from Jellio isn’t made with real Gummi bears. Instead, it’s made with approximately two thousand acrylic Gummi bears. Each fixture takes over a month to complete and it would make a sweet addition to any household.
Cut Glasses Chandelier
This chandelier has its roots in the past but its heart in the present. Available as a single drop of 150 glasses (150+1) or double drop of 300 glasses (the +1 refers to John himself being the final craftsman who has brought together generations of others to create a truly unique work).
