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Should I or shouldn’t I get this Sycamore Pendant lampshade from product designer Tom Raffield?  The shade is made from a fine, single strip of  Sycamore (FSC certified of course!) which is wrapped into its shade shape.  I admire the classic, straightforward design – and Tom’s policy on sustainablility.  As I currently have a bare [...]

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Lee tipped me off to these new lamps for the Ikea PS range from Swedish design team Front.  It’s great that Ikea encourages young designers like this – I can see these selling really well. These lamps remind me of two things.  First is Viable London’s ‘Titanic Lamp’. Second is the playful ‘Cable Jewellery‘ at [...]

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I really like how Sweden’s Imaginary Office play with scale.  Out of context, their ‘mini lamp’ appears to be a normal table size.  (In reality it’s over 6 feet high.)  I also love the extra large knit of their ‘pleats pleats’ sofa – it’s like you’ve shrunk to a microscopic size and are lying on [...]

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Tom Dixon’s Beat

I’ve decided that lighting is one of the hardest things to get right.  I searched for ages for pendant lights for various rooms in my house – from the high street to obscure online retailers – but could rarely find anything that sparked my interest. There are, however, some exceptions.  One of the best designs [...]

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I discovered Trainspotters when in a desperate search for lights for my new kitchen (now sold out).  They’ve got a nice selection of architectural salvage – including lighting, furniture, clocks and decorative bits.  They’ve got a good eye, the items are in good shape and their prices are pretty reasonable – unlike a lot of [...]

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