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Staff -- Interior Design, 10/31/2003 12:00:00 AM

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JGoodDesign& p> Eminently eye-catching, the Oculus pendant lives up to its name. Designed by Jeffrey Goodman, each form is unique—three blobs of glass are blown into the shade, which comes in clear, olive gray, amber, steel blue, or dark purple (not shown). The pendant looks great alone or in clusters.
Tech Lighting& p> The company introduces the Tech Trak, a hand-bendable, line-voltage track-lighting system. Its slim profile and elegant metal design can accommodate a variety of pendant and architectural-head options.
Gueridon& p> In 1971 Roger Capron sold hundreds of his stunning handmade tiles to a Japanese dealer. Six years ago Guéridon snapped up the remaining ones and since has produced pieces—ranging from coasters to coffee tables—that incorporate the artist's much coveted vintage tiles. The latest creation is the Avila lamp, a crafty modern lighting solution. Available with black or white base and shade. Call 212-677-7740 for information.
Boyd& p> The bindings on fine editions spurred the smart design of Eric Brand's Library double sconce, in which leather and brass work handsomely in tandem, crowned by a distinguished fabric shade.
Itre& p> A swooping wooden hoop, in ebony or maple, animates the sculptural Giukó lamp with stained aluminum accents. It can be configured as a table, floor, ceiling, or wall lamp.
Modenature& p> We found a fellow Hal Ashby fan in designer Henry Becq, who created the Harold and Maud lamps. Harold (shown) is the picture of urbane whimsy with its pleated-taffeta lampshade sheathed in Plexiglas. At Interieurs.

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