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Lighting, p2

-- Interior Design, 5/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

Spring 2003

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Spring 2003: Lighting

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Baccarat Twinkle, twinkle, little pendant lamp. Mille Nuit is available in ruby, honey, peony pink, and classic crystal clear. This traditional fixture can take on many looks, depending on installation. Visit site.
Baldinger California architect Sherry Williamson designed the Annoncé sconce to fulfill her desire for a clean, simple fixture with a little magic—one that creates the illusion of floating on the wall. This ADA-compliant sconce is available in three sizes and an array of finishes. Visit site.
JGoodDesign The handblown Giraffe pendant combines sensual form and playful color. The fixture's elongated neck balloons into a globe, emitting warm, diffused light. Visit site.
Lorin Marsh The Rock Candy table lamp measures just 13 inches high, but the jazzy Murano glass base gives it big flavor. Phone 212-759-8700 for information.
K-Inc. Made with luxurious materials—semiprecious stones, capiz shells, antiqued mirrors—Kevin Kolanowski's handcrafted couture lighting is opulent but never over the top. The Alex sconce, shown in polished nickel and carnelian, is the latest addition to the rich yet re- strained Designer series. Phone 310-652-2411 for information.
Nessen Count on Tom McHugh's Abacus lamp for a simple, sculptural lighting solution. It features a solid brass base and maple beads, available in five finishes. Visit site.
Bone Simple Chad Jacobs is a master at simple yet lively lighting. His striped cylinder sconce has a silk shade, steel stem, and nickel-finished back plate. Alternative fabrics and hardware finishes may be specified. Visit site.
Modular The cylindrical profile of Half Pipe is decidedly eye-catching. Currently available as a suspension fixture, it will soon be adapted for wall and ceiling mounting. In Belgium, phone 32-51-26-56-56.

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