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Customer showcase: Salt and Board, Albuquerque, New Mexico USA September 10 2018, 0 Comments

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Nestled in the heart of Albuquerque in New Mexico, USA is a charming rustic Charcuterie serving up cheese boards and cured meat, fine wines and hard to find craft beers. A cosy place for a catch up over life's simple pleasures.

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Exposed wooden accents with industrial details, the relaxed decor feels homely, complemented by a touch of elegance from our glass bottle pendant lights.

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More vino please!

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Images from Salt and board

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FAQ revealed: Shipping fragile items June 18 2015, 0 Comments



Safe packaging is an essential part of our process. When you've ordered fragile items such as glass and crystal lighting online, you want need the peace of mind to know it's bound to survive an international trip. While we can't be there to keep an eye on the delivery man every step of the way, we can only rely on our secret weapon:

Foam. Lots of foam.

This is how we carefully pack our 3 pack A19 edison filament bulbs, one of our most fragile items:




Foam on all sides: the bottom, left right, in front, behind, on top. We've tried and tested it, sent some to our friends abroad, and we can proudly claim it's foolproof.



And take our Crystal decanter pendant light for example: 



We have custom foam packaging to suit each product! 




We take the greatest care to ensure all packages are packed securely for a safe transit. On top of that, every parcel we ship is insured with the carrier, this allows us to issue replacements timely should any breakages occur. This gives both our customers and ourselves the greatest peace of mind that the orders we send will arrive safe and sound.



Customer showcase: Postman's Quarter June 11 2015, 0 Comments

Postman's Quarter is an Australian restaurant located in Thirroul, NSW. A fine example of building refurbishment, exuding a vintage elegance of the 1900's.



It's a common misconception to believe refurbishments are all to do with cogwheels and water pipes (in reference to the industrial era). But it's not just that, it is looking into the history of the building and reviving it, paying homage to it's former glory.

Postman's Quarter was a former post office and bank vault for Commonwealth bank, it's a nice touch to see they retain certain elements that clue us in to the past. Take these reclaimed PO boxes as a reception desk for example.



The interior features herringbone wooden floors, french laced walls, draping red curtains, along with 120 of our glass decanter pendant lights. To think that the building was left unoccupied for three years before the owners saw its potential. We can't deny that we're thrilled and feeling proud to have such visionary customers. We make the product, but it's really the new home where our customers can make the most of them and bring them to life.  

Check their facebook page to see photos of the before and after refurbishments.



And presenting their 'powder room':

 

We're keen to pay a visit next time we head in to Thirroul!



Photos by Kirk Gilmour for Illawarra Mercury