Showing posts with label Lighting: Pendant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lighting: Pendant. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Light3


   Fresh off the prototype bench- here is a light design that I have been thinking about for a while. I needed something that could bridge the gap between a pendant and a bedside light that was compact but still gave enough light to read by- you know- so as to not upset my optometrist.... 
  Each little window can accept a piece of wood or steel that reflects light as well as let light through holes for a pattern on the wall. As pictured, the wood veneer used as a shade adds a natural element to the design. The light can be outfitted with any type of plug and FilliQuist is working on making different panels (fabric, frosted glass, patterned glass, woven shade panel, metal screen, etc.) that can pop in or out easily.

Tuesday, November 15, 2011

The Cider Press Pendant


   Fresh out of the studio is the Cider Press Pendant. This is a completely handmade fixture. Click through for more details and price. 

Friday, December 17, 2010

Lights Lights Lights


  Still working on getting the Studio setup. For the time being here is a picture for how things stand at the entrance (I know a LONG WAY TO GO). Hanging are some of the pendant lights that I've been working on. Antiqued Silver Bell's are cut from glass jugs with antique gilding on the inside and then fitted with a universal E27 (standard) bulb collar. The Blue Swirly shade is hand blown glass and fitted with standard lamp hardware (3/8 piping).

Enjoy!

Friday, October 9, 2009

Welcome to FilliQvist


So, welcome! This being the first post I'll keep it brief as I am still figuring out this whole blog thing. After all you have to start somewhere and this is it: The Start!
     As of late I've been into designing/building furniture and interior design. It fell into my lap about a year ago and I decided to run with it. Attached to this first post is a few of my projects from this first year. Enjoy!!



Reclaimed Cedar table



Recycled armoir (the top is the old drawer front)
See below...


And of course the standard run-the-mill
mission style coffee table made from cumaru