Congratulations to our clients at Bowerbird architects, who worked with Anita & Norman Sussman on their renovation work that recently got featured in the New York Times!
We're feeling very proud to see our ARQ pendant light beautifully fit right at home in this stunning Brooklyn renovation!
Lots of great renovation tips in the article. Link to full article:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/14/realestate/how-one-couple-transformed-their-brooklyn-brownstone-to-age-in-place.html
A great tip on lighting in their article: "What they learned: In a space with low ceilings, consider your lighting choices carefully. It may be tempting to install recessed lighting, as it takes up little ceiling space, but the light it emits won’t be enough to brighten the room — unless you install more fixtures than you should. “You’ll have to put a lot of them in, and you’ll make Swiss cheese” of your ceiling, Mr. Kaplan said.
For the Sussmans, he put a few recessed lights in key spots (over the storage bench and the dining table, for example). Elsewhere, he used globe fixtures that radiate in all directions, with one in the living area and another in the bedroom."
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ARQ branch chandelier
Carinya Premium Wine's flagship wine bar in Hainan, China. Designed by Sydney based award winning interior design studio Look Group
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Concrete Odense Archi pendant light
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.
Exposed wooden accents with industrial details, the relaxed decor feels homely, complemented by a touch of elegance from our glass bottle pendant lights.
More vino please!
Images from Salt and board
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Cut glass bottle Pendant Light
Tudo and co are proud to showcase the work supplied to Terrace chinese kitchen. Features include our popular golden bird cage pendant light and the mirror ball light in gold.
"Terrace Chinese Kitchen concept originates from the award-winning Chinese restaurant The Terrace led by its Executive Chinese Chef, Sum Wai-kwong, at Hong Kong International Airport. Chef Sum has over 35 years of experience in creating delectable Chinese delicacies that satisfy even the most demanding epicure." - airport-dining.com
The natural wooden frames set against dark tones are contrasted with the gold touches from the lighting, a perfect combination that creates a luxe orient feel. It's no easy task to create an enclosed dining concept with an alfresco feel, while working within the constraints of an open plan food court in a busy international airport.
A comfortable and stylish pit stop designed by KAS Architects. Perfect for weary travellers or to prime those eager to embark on their journey. We’re loving how curated lighting makes a great impact with setting the mood and enhancing the identity of the space.
You can find Terrace chinese kitchen located at International Departures of Pier B, Terminal 1 (Gate 30).
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Tudo and co supplied VIBE Rushcutter's Bay hotel renovation with our latest lighting for a fresh new look:
Lovely brass touches gives a decadent first impression at the lobby:
Their airy restaurant sunroom features botanical touches and an array of our hanging plant vase wall light in brass fit in nicely:
The lobby features:
Ritz single wall light sconce
Ritz 21 chandelier
The restaurant features:
Hanging plant vase wall light in brass
Huberman wall light
An effortlessly elegant touch of copper against monochrome tones over at MiniLuxe beauty salons across USA. Our copper shade ball pendant lights make the perfect compliment to the design of the space.
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Copper shade ball pendant light
Coffee culture is on the rise in Australia. Here features a cafe inside a department store we were excited to be a part of.
Photography by Thomas Dalhoff
‘The Break’ at Myer Warringah Mall by Mima
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Trendl Frosted Dome Brushed Brass L pendant light
Distribution Lane is a unique and charming event space located in a heritage building in Perth. A warm and urban atmosphere with a variety of features: it consists of a laneway, an open-air courtyard and a relaxed inviting basement for that underground feel.
12 of our Antique pencil wall lights and a variety of crystal lights were used to adorn this hallway, adding to its warmth and charm while preserving the style of the bygone era.
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Antique pencil wall light
30cm pencil edison light bulb
Somewhere in Old Montreal lies this sleepy building..
...and within it hides this magnificent loft. Full of character and charm, the open plan living and the very necessary bar alludes us to believe this is the ultimate bachelor pad.
A warm country interior with rustic and industrial accents. And the incredible pairing of our hemp rope lights to adorn the sleeper's nest:
Our 5 pack rope light was chosen along with the 5 head ceiling rose, a custom 2m was extended to each light, making it a total of 4m in length. Enough length enabled the interior designer to arrange the lights to loop and knot into each other. A charming glass pot plant was added by the designer to give the chandelier a fine, personal touch.
We love seeing our lights in action, it completes what we do and we're proud to be a part of our inspiring and visionary clients work.
We'll fit right in!
All images by Kurt Jawinsky
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Hessian hemp rope light
5 head communal ceiling rose
