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Inspiration The Elara Plug-In Pendant Light began with a simple pairing found in mid-century workshops: blown glass under a turned-wood cap. Glass carries the light and wood warms the form, so the fixture reads soft rather than industrial. The draped...
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Inspiration The Elowra Pendant Light started with the round cloth lanterns strung above night markets and the meridian lines drawn across an old globe. We gathered soft cream fabric into that familiar lantern shape, then traced it with red trim,...
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Inspiration Eloise takes its shape from the small glass lanterns that once hung in hallways and stairwells — a ribbed body held between two ornate metal caps, finished with a finial because someone thought the top deserved finishing too. The...
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Inspiration The Elara Pendant Lamp started from a scalloped glass candy dish on a grandmother's sideboard, its crackled surface catching the afternoon sun and a small turned wooden knob on its lid. Turned upside down, it looked just like a...
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Inspiration The Eloria Petal Pendant came out of a Japandi idea: let the material do the shaping. Cloth was gathered over a frame and allowed to fall into its own ribs, the way a squash swells in the field or...
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Inspiration The Elowick Pendant Light pairs a scalloped ceramic shade with a turned wood handle and brass socket, its fluted rim adding a hand-finished detail beneath the exposed bulb. Available in D22 × H22cm and D25 × H22cm, it works...
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The Ellara Pleated Table Lamp is a harmonious blend of traditional charm and contemporary elegance. Its pleated beige shade casts a soft, comforting glow, perfect for creating a tranquil retreat in any corner of your home. The lamp's body, a...
Some designs begin with a material; others start with a gesture. The Ellery Gros-Grain Lighting Collection is born from the union of both—gros-grain ribbon with its signature texture, and the graceful motion of tying a bow—reshaped into sculptural lighting pieces...
Kitchen island lighting is not a decorative afterthought. It quietly determines how the island is perceived, how the kitchen is organized visually, and how the space feels when you move through it in daily life. Most kitchens eventually arrive at...
