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9.23.2009

Lustworthy: SJP's Turquoise Chandelier


I've always LOVED this photo of SJP's Hampton's dining room (I'd add a rug and some modern art though- just FYI).  I recall that the fixture was vintage, but I found one almost identical on Tonic Home- it's called the Sara (coincidence?) and comes in a bevy of colors! What a GREAT way to add a pop of color to a dining room!
(Also still coveting the mismtached chairs all painted black!)

 

7.30.2009

What I'm Loving: Urban Electric Company

I came to know Urban Electric Co. through a really exciting, gorgeous project I'm working on (this client has used just about every fixture I've coveted in my life). Not only are their products drop-dead gorgeous in person, they are the most lovely company to work with- amazing customer service and generous flexibility, which is really hard to come by these days in this industry!
The Belmont almost brings me to tears in it's classic perfection:

These two can be painted in any Benjamin Moore color possible. Love the details.

Some classic lanterns:

Loving this one:

Very unique, fun little lanterns:

This is a reproduction of a Dorothy Draper fixture that is in the Metropolotain Museum of Art:

Fave designer Amanda Nisbet designed these for the company:


Wall sconces are also their specialty- with lots of styles ot choose from- modern to traditional:

7.21.2009

What I'm Loving: Sabine Table Lamp


Am simply MAD for this table lamp from Revival Home & Garden with it's industrial chic lines and vintage looking bulb. On a desk. On an entry table. Just sayin'.

3.10.2009

Light the Way

Who says you need a big budget for big impact lighting? Overstock.com has some amazing items right now to hep you add sleek lighting without breaking the bank.








10.22.2008

Martha Does It Again

I am crazy about the new Martha Stewart for Murray Feiss lighting collection. Especially these chandeliers in milk glass and jadeite- in a kitchen they would be BEYOND extraordinary!





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