We absolutely love working with Interior Designers. Mainly because we love to see our hand made lighting in beautiful schemes that are both functional and Instagram worthy. Below are a few designers that we love, follow them on social media and be ready to be inspired!
Fiona is a long-standing interior design customer with a great taste. Mounting our Ledbury Contemporary Wall Lights onto a mirror is a tricky task, but with great precision and aged brass details she's brought the scheme of this family bathroom together.
While redeveloping this Victorian carriage house in Dorset, Interior Designer Laura Butler-Madden and her photographer husband Patrick got in touch to discuss our clear glass Wellington Pendants. We feel very privileged that they chose to hang the pendants over their incredibly Instagramable kitchen island!
Hannah Llewelyn is a local Interior Designer based in Hereford. It's no secret that Hannah loves to 'support British designers and use independent businesses', so we were delighted when she got in touch to discuss using our Pixley Industrial Wall Light to create a cosy corner in a recent project!
Laura used our Skinny Ribbed Hereford Pendant Light as bedside lighting in the master bedroom of a London family home, freeing up precious surface space as which is always at a premium! The colour and texture choices make this bedroom very appealing, great job Laura!
Interiors and lifestyle blogger Claire Wainwright mixes the contemporary and seemingly traditional effortlessly by keeping the finishes the same with simple and elegant textures. Our Clear Glass Hay Coolie Adjustable reading light is a perfect example of the simple design trick in this beautiful, cosy nook of the living room!
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Mark Lewis Interior Design used our ribbed Upton Pendants in a very imaginative way during the redevelopment of this grade 2 listed Georgian home in Devon. Mark has beautifully incorporated the ribbed glass in a contemporary home, creating a good example of layering texture into a scheme for greater depth.
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