60+ Modern Lighting Solutions
No need to be lost in the dark when it comes to contemporary lighting. From futuristic designs to iconic silhouettes you'd recognize anywhere, these fixtures instantly make any space brighter.
The Deadstock Catherine Table Lamp from Castor is a stunning example of the possibilities of mixing materials. Centered around a cylindrical shade salvaged from a defunct lighting factory, the Catherine Lamp is supported by a precisely machined brass stem and cantilever, which is supported by a Carrara marble base that was salvaged from the First Canadian Place in Toronto. The structure of the lamp enables it to be adjusted, making it easy to redirect light as needed.
Nir Meiri's 19 Pots Ceiling Lamp is made of discarded vessels.
A vintage wood lamp and turned bowl stands next to the bed. "We wanted to incorporate elements used in residential homes," Hollis says of the eclectic medley of accessories and furnishings in the space. "These would be items that you would collect over time. They don't exactly match, but they all work together—they create a relaxed casual environment while still elevating the interior and amenities to what you expect from a world-class luxury property."
Knot pendant lamp by KiBiSi. Designed in 2005. Limited Edition. Photo courtesy of KiBiSi
The glowing anemone-like lamp is from Vinçon in Barcelona.
The manufacturer advises to keep magnet-sensitive items like credit cards at least an inch away from the magnets. The lamps come with European plugs, but other voltages can be outfitted upon request.
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A Batons chandelier from LBL Lighting hangs over the dining table. A garage-style door by Overhead Door opens onto a patio that gets plenty of use when the weather cooperates.
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