Taking A New Unique Artistic Turn...

  The black color is synonymous with elegant impression. Because the black color will be more shows strong character. In addition black color is a neutral color that many in the interest of people as it can adapt to conditions you decor. One way is to design Hypervoxel chandelier, which is one work of art from the Tsunami Studio. Selection of black color in the design of the chandelier is that it really wanted to show the impression elegant and luxurious. Strong character also will be one option that you want to highlight. Chandelier This modern masterpiece is one that uses abstract shapes as one of the selected media for realize an expression as well as imagination. By choosing the design of abstract objects, then this creative chandelier has a unique shape, so often mentioned with antique chandeliers.
 Chandeliers consist of famous amazing creations by Venetian craftsmen using traditional technologies invented many centuries ago. Now the industry is coming out with unique chandelier lights. A chandelier lighting fixture is usually a branched decorative ceiling light fixture with two or more arms with light. unique chandelier lighting fixtures are often decorated with dozens of lamps and complex arrays of glass or Crystal prisms to a room with a broken light illuminate. Today we have some very unique chandelier lighting fixtures for inspiration.
  Contemporary lighting designs in the offer by Pallucco for consumers that seek this truly amazing. This model is very modern. Coupled with lampshade colors that are deliberately made with a blend of two high contrast colors that match such as the red color with silver. These colors have high contrast but when put together in this fixture they look so harmonious. 
  Shadow, which is generated by a lamp hanging pendant is very beautiful and pretty. This unique pendant chandelier is designed by J. Ureña Herald – Umana. This shade is made only from just a piece of paper that is cut in several ways and folded into unique and interesting shapes. It adds a unique and beautiful pattern for pendant lights, and also makes a great shade for the lamp. 
 

Recycled Lighting...

  When discussing making lighting out of different materials, I think it is key to look at some of the amazing fixtures made out of recycled objects.  “Green” design is really taking off and these are some beautiful lights made of things that would normally take up space in land fills...
  Above are the Millenium Chandeliers, each composed of 1,000 exploded Party Poppers collected after the Millennium celebrations in London. See Stuart Haygarth's website for more light fixtures and information on his work.
  Mexican-Brazilian artist Carolina Fontoura is one such unique crafter, whose experimenting with old bicycle chains has resulted in mesmerizing and luxurious lamps and chandeliers for your lavish apartments. Recycled out of bicycle chains, the lamps and chandeliers by Carolina are on display at her first solo show, Connect. Inspired by Victorian chandeliers, these recycled chandeliers look elegant with a sense of desired delicacy with the items of home décor.
 This smart lighting idea of processing wasted book into something artificial, and useful furniture comes from Lucy Norman at her studio Lula Dot in London.  The designer present their Light Reading Chandelier Collection made out from the recycled book, by looking at these pictures, you can admire how creative Lucy is, every page is folded in half, delivering a circular arrangement which hangs around a ceiling light. If you appreciate recycled design, you will agree with her goals to upcycle London’s waste into lasting beauty.

  The creators took a number of spoons, polished them up and attached them in a cascading design for one, and a layered design for the other. What makes these so cool is that way the light reflects off of the metal. It actually takes a second to realize what it is they made it out of.
 

Clay...

  There aren’t nearly as many options for chandeliers or lighting made out of clay which is one of the reasons that I am so interested in using this versatile material in lighting pieces of my own.
Midwest potter Norbert White often combines clay and glass to create his organic, flowing, pottery forms.  He has a talent for combining pottery with glass mosaic that is striking.He takes inspiration from artists such as Chihuly and Gaudi, noting the way they bring free flowing shapes to their work. ” I am very attracted to their lack of uniformity, the bold colors and their undulating movement.” -Norbert White (speaking of the works by Chihuly, Van Gogh, Duckworth and Gaudi)
  This metal and ceramic chandelier appears to be a moment frozen in time. what was once a perfect objects seems to have cracked along its grid lines. like the corrupt lamp, the light itself is scattered around, bouncing off the different elements. 
 This lamp series is made form porcelain and takes its form from space filling models (3D molecular structures)of poisons. the work demonstrates the sensuous form that these deadly poisons take. 
  This suspension lamp is constructed of a material we normally associate with weight—ceramic. Handcrafted in Jeremy Cole’s New Zealand studio, White Flax uses 350 ceramic leaves, which get attached to a stainless steel frame via patent alloy/silicon fixings. With a central glass diffuser lighting up the geometrically arranged bone china leaves, White Flax looks like a magnificent sun burning brightly in the sky or like a fantastic sea urchin glowing phosphorescently under the sea.
This stunning centrepiece chandelier is not only uniquely distinctive, but each of its bone china components is uniquely shaped by response to temperature variations in the kiln. The resulting vitrified unglazed material is surprisingly soft, strong and irresistibly sensuous. Hand-assembled to maximise the impact of this subtle, organic sculpting, no two Kou are identical.


 

Crystal...

The chandelier is an object that has a long and rich history. At first it was nothing more that two beams of wood holding candles which created more light than a single light source. Only wealthy people had such things at their homes. Although over the centuries chandeliers have evolved. Since 17th century glass and crystals have become the most popular materials in chandelier design. Nowadays chandeliers are more objects of decoration than light sources because there are much better light fixtures in terms of light but chandeliers are still the most beautiful ones.

Rock and Royal is one of modern companies that design custom chandeliers. They are made with the finest Bohemian crystal and looks magnificent. Check out some of their works and visit their site for more.
Cascade by Vincent Van Duysen, an opulent 3-metre chandelier with cascading Swarovski crystal drops that flow down like a waterfall.
Crystal chandelier with computer controlled LEDs.
For the third consecutive year, a selection of designers and artists from all over the world were invited to exploit not only the beauty, but also the technical possibilities of Swarovski crystal.  Their mandate, once again, was that of reinventing the chandelier.  Including this one, Lolita, designed by Ron Arad.  Arad created the classic chandelier shape yet using an ultra modern approach an omni-directional, spiral, crystal pixel board with 2100 crystals, 1050 white LEDs, 1 km of 9-way cable braided shielding and 31 processors to create a truly interactive design which displays text messages sent via SMS.
 

Lighting As Sculpture & Sculpture As Lighting...

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MORPH CHANDELIER by Alicja Wasielewska
    The main concept takes inspiration from the transformation of nature in motion throughout free forms.  The MORPH CHANDELIER evokes the kinetic aspect of the morphological development in nature.  It's design ins based on the genesis of repetative patterns of transformation by random illuminated lines.  In terms of essential material, this design plays with a set of elastic fiber optics that are delicately manipulated to reveal this unique chandelier.  In terms of fabrication, the MORPH CHANDELIER reinterprets the traditional principles of making chandeliers.  The analogy of using traditional techniques of creating fabric like crochet methods is applied in this design, also is adapted by utilizing LED fiber optic technology.  In this way the entire construction of this "crochet space-frame" becomes a source of light supply.  So light is conducted through the fibres and they also define the structural frame.  

    Fiber optic technology is opening up doors in innovative design.  I love the movement, whimsy, and almost surreal characteristics of this chandelier.  These illuminated tangled fibers are a wonderful example of elegant chaos.



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Wood Suspension Lighting Design by LZF Spain
    LZF Spain challenged designers to use their proprietary Polywood Veneer to create these spectacular lights for the Light and Nature collection.  Full of sumptuous curves, Link is the latest design from Ray Power in an ongoing study of form, repetition and geometry.  While the combination of Agatha, a concentric suspension light designed by Luis Eslava Studio, with Totem, a rhythmic column light designed by Dammer Et Calvo, creates one incredible light sculpture installation.

    When designing a light fixture, the first material that comes to mind would not ordinarily be 'Plywood Veneer', but the design world is enriched by those who thought to go there.  This collection is inspired by nature and constructed out of a natural material that adds a new texture and aesthetic to our notions of lighting.  



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Morning Glory Floor Lamp by Aqua Creations   
     Aqua’s Morning Glory is a magnificent lamp spreading soft, dream-like light that brings character and distinction to any interior. The floor lamp is Aqua’s trademark design and lends its name to the extended Morning Glory Collection, inspired by highly stylized organic forms. Many of the pieces are distinct, featuring exotic creatures and flowers.



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Helix Chandelier by Lyle London   
    The sculpture, comprised of illuminated dichroic glass is an intricate work of extreme elegance inspired by nature’s spiral forms and was commissioned by the Illinois Wesleyan University.  It is part of a series of Helix artworks conceived by London that are intended for public atriums.  Although the Helix itself is not moving, the illusion of movement and kinetic energy is produced by a fusion of color and animation created by subtly changing effects - both from the Robes, and the natural light permeating the glass walls of the Rotunda, and the interaction between the two. 


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 Broken Light Bulb Lamp by Scheisse   
    Scheisse is a large pendant lamp shaped like a broken bulb.  Scheisse creates a distinct shadow and looks like a sculpture in its environment.  Scheisse is a blend of art and industrial design, an experiment with light and shadow as well as positive and negative space.  This large pendant light is as much sculpture as light and certain to dominate a room.  Made of steel, it has a matt covering of off-white, with the light bouncing off the segments of shattered bulb.
 


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Community Chandelier by Daniel Hopper  
    One of the most inspiring pieces I have found is this enormous steel chandelier flickering with 75 oil lamps that Oakland-based blacksmith Daniel Hopper created for a San Francisco home.  Hopper is known for his innumerable nature-inspired candleholders at the James Beard Award-winning Slanted Door restaurant and other San Francisco hotspots.  Now, the modern blacksmith has been offered a coveted space in SF showroom Coup D'Etat to hang an electrified version of that same steel chandelier.  Hopper is tackling the large project with the help of the local community, asking members to help fund the project.  Once the piece is done showing in the Coup D'Etat space, Hopper plans to donate it to a community space.

  This is truly an inspirational piece.  This is a great study of form and movement made with such a raw material in a very free and artistic way.  I love the implementation of small oil lamps instead of electricity.  It makes it feel so organic and authentic.  What do you think?


    

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Shoal Chandelier by Dominic Bromley
    This fixture uses T5 fluorescent lamps.  Inspired by the bait-ball phenomenon where fish gather around to create a large mass in order to protect themselves from predators, Bromley created a light fixture made of several bone china fish sculptures.  A mass of fine bone china fish carying delicate sculpted detail, circle a central beam of light, creating a captivating cylindrical form.  Each fish is lit not only by reflected light from its neighbors but also from within, with the light passing through the delicate translucent china body.