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Lighting

As well as being a functional element of interior design, lighting can also be a statement in its own right. Many brands offer solutions that mirror sculptural works of art, with truly illuminating results.

Modern w102 Chipperfield lamp by Wästberg stands elegantly in a contemporary interior with concrete walls and natural light.

Wästberg

Colorful 'eyeball' lamps from Magic Circus Éditions displayed in a modern, stylish interior setting with vibrant hues.

Pop-Up

Craftsman assembling a bespoke wooden lampshade inspired by art deco design in a workshop.

Power of Collaboration

Modern Manchester showroom featuring ergonomic office furniture, seating areas, and a vibrant design aesthetic by Humanscale.

Humanscale

Modern living room featuring Mathieu Lehanneur's furniture, a unique chandelier, and elegant design elements.

Illuminations

Giant sculptural lights by Studio Mieke Meijer illuminate Coal Drops Yard, featuring unique geometric designs against a twilight sky.

Space Frames

Colorful vintage-inspired stools designed by Masquespacio and Houtique, featuring layered fringed textures against a pastel background.

Masquespacio Houtique

A hand reaching out to a large bubble reflecting light, showcasing the art of light and design.

Design to Shape Light

Vibrant, light-filled office space featuring optical prisms creating a colorful atmosphere at Ambience by Studio Y.

No Filter

Elegant green glass lighting installation by Raw-Edges, showcased in WonderGlass' new London showroom during the design festival.

Horah

Colorful pendant lights with innovative designs hanging against a white brick wall, showcasing modern luxury and style.

Design-Nation

Modernist-inspired blue bench against a textured concrete wall, showcasing contemporary Uruguayan design elements.

Invisible Threads

Showroom display featuring local materials and modern lighting designed by Davidpompa in Mexico City.

The Material Space: Davidpompa creates a new showroom of materials in Mexico City

A man gazes at an intricate glass chandelier in the spacious Glass Factory in Småland, showcasing creativity.

The Glass Factory

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1 Federation Street
Manchester
M4 4BF

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180 West George Street
Glasgow
G2 2NR

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Farringdon, London
EC1N 8QS

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