The Pebble Table Lamp plays with dimension and balance using rounded, interlocking planes and illuminated milk glass globes. Machined aluminum and orderly rows of fasteners recall hand-riveted 1940s airplane hulls, highlighting the design's organic forms and their relationship with the natural and machined. Designed in collaboration with architect Michael Yarinsky.
From colors and patterns on fabric to the surface finishes of furniture and lighting, material trends are indeed cyclical. For metals, the warmer tones of brass, copper, and gold have dominated in recent years - however, we've been seeing a resurgence of chrome, silver, nickel, and stainless steel, proving that cold is once again cool. Applications in lighting can either look highly polished, or understated in a brushed finish, both complementing interiors which utilize neutrals and primary colors.
The Multi-Lite Pendant from Gubi features two opposing mobile shades that encourage personalization and variation. By individually rotating the shades, the lamp can be transformed so the light shines upwards, downwards or asymmetrically. Designed by Louis Weisdorf.
The Liila 1 Optic - Wall/Ceiling is a light from Nuura consisting of a thin round sheet of metal and a mouth blown glass sphere. The Sofie Refer design has a playful approach to light and how wall lighting is normally conceived, and looks beautiful on the wall or ceiling.
The Bubbly 04-Light Linear Chandelier is part of a collection inspired by soap bubbles and botryoidal hematite. The design is an on-going exploration of the forces of attraction and other cluster patterns found in nature.
Originally designed by Jørgen Kastholm and Preben Juhl Fabricius, the P376 Pendant features five concentric shades which create a graduation of curves toward the middle of the lamp, resulting in the diffusion of a soft, warm light. The discrete placement of the shades and the silky aluminum finish culminate in a cohesive expression that is both iconic and enthralling. Manufactured by &Tradition.
The Dorval 01 from Lambert & Fils is layered in history, a subtle interplay between contemporary and vintage industrial design. Drawing equal inspiration from airport runway lights and the essential qualities of a chandelier, the result is a light both confrontational and intriguing—one which poses an immediate invitation to play.
Both modern and retro, the Array Opal Floor Lamp features multiple arms with moveable glass spheres. The lamp emits a diffused glow that creates a wonderful soft light at night.
The Vine Wall/Ceiling Light introduces exaggerated form to a surface mounted fixture. By utilizing efficient LED bulbs, the lamp is able to create a big presence with a small energy draw. Designed by Caine Heintzman for ANDlight.
The Buster Table Light is an elegant and precise desk sitting lamp, designed for Resident by Chris Martin of Massproductions. The lamp utilizes elegantly machined levers and ball joints, which work together in harmony to gift the user flexibility and directional adjustment.
The design for the Iconic Eyes Pendant from Moooi was inspired by the sparkle of automotive headlights. Their shapes were modified to design a grand pendant light with a classy, powerful impact.
The Hexia Cascade HXC46 features a beautiful meeting of two hexagonal rings, suspended effortlessly one above the other, to create a sleek and modern chandelier.
To find out how our pieces can enhance your design project, please contact us at 312.329.9000 for Chicago or 212.262.9000 for New York or email [email protected]. Haute Living's design professionals are ready to assist your needs in every aspect of the design process - from conception and technical specification to final delivery and installation.
