This bulb pendant lighting is something quite special from Lee Broom. Exposed bulb pendant lighting has been popping up everywhere, Lee Broom teamed up with the only producer of full lead crystal left in the UK, Cumbria Crystal, to create this minimal, yet ultra luxurious lighting solution.  Hang a solitary bulb or group them in a bunch, these bulbs will play with light to create a magical ambiance in any interior space.

This Press Lamps was designed by Japanese design studio NENDO. the Press Lamps was created for the lighting manufacturer Lasvit. The glass tubes in this pendant and floor lamp are pressed as though they have been pinched, and the light source wedged into the narrowed space those results.The lack of metal and the soft form created naturally as the glass is compressed are the unique points of the lamp.

This Sultanas tables from Mexican designer Jorge Diego Etienne. Sultanas are a set of occasional tables constructed with concrete and glass that reflect the identity of the industrial city of Monterrey in the northern part of Mexico and rethink contemporary artisanal work.The monolithic structure of Sultanas play with the perception of the material and its possibilities, creating two dynamic forms that come together to create the concrete base of the tables. Monterrey has long been identified as the industrial capital of Mexico, and with Sultanas, Jorge Diego portraits two of its main exports: concrete and glass in a limited edition object. Jorge Diego worked together with Ivan de la Cruz’s concrete workshop to produce Sultanas. Even though concrete is considered a modern material, much of its process still involves manual labor and acquired knowledge. A lot of thought was put into creating the right moulds and mix to produce this timeless design that is now available through ADN Gallery in Mexico City.

This Maritimo house was designed by Seferin Arquitectura and located in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. The shape of the residence is very clear, divided in two distinct blocks. A two story linear brick volume and a ground level glazed block.The living room, dining room and the gourmet area, are fully integrated. Glazed, with glass sliding doors, this block is surrounded by a balcony deck high ground. A slab of concrete makes the cover of this volume, sheltering in a second floor terrace with magnificent view. The brick fireplace is outstanding volume of the environment, and can also be used outdoors on the porch.On the ground floor, the longitudinal block houses all the service of the house, facing an external service circulation with their own access, and a guest suite with private balcony facing the garden back of the house. On the second floor, three suites are connected by a main circulation that opens on to the terrace overlooking the lagoon. The master suite forward on the floor, making the coverage for the car. A large window with view over the area of preservation of the condominium is the focal point of the suite.Project of the same office, the decoration of the social area, seeks the same language of the house architecture. The materials used externally – brick, wood and cement – are also used internally, bringing the same elements of the facades into the house. These materials allows the house to merge with the landscape. The selection of furniture seeks a balance between rustic and contemporary, mixing design pieces and elements with natural materials.

Flamenca is a new gadget original ambient lighting LED light table that draws inspiration from playfully eclectic flamenco dresses fluttering. Designed by QisDesign, brand design, premium lifestyle create magic lighting effect Flamenca. It came with an interesting combination of acrylic bicolor and curved shape, along with metal as plates. Flamenca’s lighting effects are unique and fun interactive brings a rich user experience and broaden their sense of imagination. Like the philosophy of the brand to imagine other possibilities. Flamenca is powered by the AC adapter, or with the battery via USB, and should be available in green, pink, and orange.