Designed late in the 1920s, PH table and pendant represent a highly decorative fixture series, which has, since its relaunch almost 10 years ago, enjoyed great demand. On the occasion of Poul Henningsen’s 100 anniversary, launched the PH series in a burnished version, but it was since then only available as our standard fixture high-lustre chrome-plated.
Inspired by natural phenomena, branching chandeliers present the natural molecular structure combine concave-convex glass globes with metal frame. The angle of each joint can be adjusted. Its asymmetrical frame gives the fixture a different appearance from every point in the room. We insist to use decorative brushed electroplating instead of coated painting surface treatment. Cost higher but with higher Anti-corrosion, reflectivity and aesthetics than other manufacturer.
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Leanne Ford pared back design to just the essentials for a clean, crisp look and easier living. For a full white look, she also opted for blonde wood flooring.
This balcony in a home feels like an organic extension of the interiors. A bold, metallic pendant light is a great way to jazz up your exteriors. But this isn’t your living room. So to put it in the right context, use nature-inspired materials burled wood or rattan and add a botanical-print throw.
Going for a full-on renovation? Consider adding a living room area with an entertainment center, like this one, to your checklist. Because basements are often unfinished and not yet drywalled, you can run audio/visual equipment for less than you’d expect, then add seamless built-in storage around it.
Double sinks call for double mirrors. This frees up wall space for extra lighting between the two mirrors that you wouldn’t be able to have with out wall-to-wall mirror. And if you love symmetry, this is the bathroom mirror idea for you.
It’s quiet, but with a focus on texture. It really does feel like such an escape.
Though it’s often dubbed stark and cold, modern design is all about creating clean, open, functional, and calming spaces, with plenty of room for character and personal style.
The smooth and seamless transition from surface to surface creates a soothing visual flow. This monochromatic and moody set up is perfect in a kitchen with little natural light, as it embraces the existing space and creates cozy and intimate speak-easy effect.
