Lighting fixtures can set the tone for a space, especially if they are chandeliers. My eye is frequently drawn to very large statement pieces that there would be no room for in my own home; yet finding them for others is nearly as good of a feeling. Here are some stunners that have left me besotted* this year. Explore modern pieces designed by Tord Boontje, to antique classics from Italy-- finally forging on to the artistically wrought wonders by Carolina Fontoura Alzaga, this is your time to be blinded by the light.
*besotted |biˈsätid|adjective 1 strongly infatuated
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Icarus by Artecnica at Velocity Art & Design |
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Rooted in Victorian design sensibilities with a modern focus on creating functional beauty from the least likely of objects. By artist Carolina Fontoura Alzaga. |
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Read a full interview on the creativity behind these beauties here |
All recycled bike chandelier images courtesy of the artist Carolina Fontoura Alzaga, with the preceding ones provided by Velocity Art and Design & Gracious House to Home. Copyright applies to all.
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