Did you like matters in the style art deco? Carried out by me. Light was suspended this was sent by Philippe Starck for Baccarat Collection. This beauty was acknowledged as Marie Coquine. Light was suspended united the umbrella and light some typical with classic crystal. This combination was real! Light was suspended was made from crystal, plastic and the umbrella. As light was not simple, then will agree only interiors art deco or possibly that surealistik. I thought this not only chandelier, that almost one object of art. Light was suspended this symbolised that you were defended from rain with the umbrella. Light was suspended this gave several warm feelings of the blessing to the umbrella with the hands of wood.

Thomas Feichter was the designer from Brazil that received education in Austria and Germany. Possibly because that he absorbed minimalis that was characteristic of Germany. His clear style and minimalis was reflected with very good in the interpretation that was unique about classic crystal light, one of Crystal Chandelier with LED light shone from beneath. You could choose the amount of crystal personally and were suspended totalling that you liked. If you asked me, I think that that a kind of art, the interpretation neomodern from classic. This was definitely appropriate was bought because of being seen good in each modern, traditional or romantic interior. The unique design made almost universal.

Bob lamp comes with light and soft forms enable even an earthy and worldly material such as ceramic to “fly”. It is made of enameled ceramics. Thanks of the material that gives the feeling of something beautiful and mysterious. The lamp contains of small bulbs that remind of the stars. It is available in many different colors that you can choose. The cool thing is that the lamp has a double LED light source each controlled separately. This creative lamp comes in a size of 86 x 33 x 7 cm.

A small bathroom should not be just covered by a great light. Zones can be divided to have two or three types of lighting bathroom. Where additional lighting is used, it gives a feeling of wider space. Each bathroom must also have windows for natural light to fall, keeping the bathroom open for a few hours in the day, lets keep it free from germs. Install a skylight and see the difference in space.

Since the stores bathroom kit medicines and toiletries, many people install a huge wardrobe. Is it necessary to put a ray of light? Of course, it is necessary, how do you know what you need in the dark. Besides keeping things limited in the bathroom, which require good lighting, try to put small lights or lamps that have a pure utility value. A small bathroom does not require a setting and too many firms. But it needs a stable material for the light source to provide illumination. A pendant light is hardly of any use when needed at night. Make small bathroom look spacious and well lit with lighting quality above and not on the eyes (wait in the office). Look at the different types of bathroom lighting. Check if lighting is appropriate in the bathroom. If it does not change, no dealer will mind if you come back the next day.

The controlled use of light in laundry rooms can begin their day in peace and without worries. Do makeup and shaving requires good lighting above the mirror. A combination of natural light can make the appropriate calendars bathroom right look.

Ooh, ooh! I'm loving this piece
for its color and its great price!
Find at Uncommon Goods (Brooklyn, not Austin).

Today, I'm feeling inspire bythis amazing lighting from Martin Showroom. Found via Apartment Therapy.

I'm drooling over these lamps from Charliedoes. The photographs are by Josh Knoll.

If I wasn't the one writing this statement, I would never believe it. ME? Liking brass? I'm the one who has made people get rid of their brass objects anytime I could! But now, I can't seem to keep my eyes off of it. Just this week, I was at my favorite thrift store, and couldn't resist picking up these brass items. First, I was attracted to the four floral drawer pulls. Their color and shape was so wonderful, I just had to have them. Plus, its not often you can find a set of pulls for a reasonable price. The second photo, is of brass chimes. I thought they were rattles at first, but they weigh about 5lbs. each. The funny thing is, I looked at them and then put them back down. Right after that, a woman walking by picked them up. So, of course you know what happened next. As soon as she put the chimes back down, I ran over and grabbed them. Now, what am I going to do with these finds? Well, I haven't figured out that part. I'm just glad I didn't come out with all the other brass items I saw. Why am I liking brass so much? (I would like to clarify, that I like antique brass...no shiny stuff from the 80's) I think a lot of it is the retro feel, which I love so much. Also, its just so different from everything thats out there. The good thing is I am not the only one who is smitten with brass. Here are just a few cool and modern brass details.

The Jonathan Adler sconce is so sophisticated and fun at the same time. It reminds me of something you might see in a chic, 1960's movie. In the same room, I would love to add this vintage Baker coffee table from 1st dibs. I actually saw a table just like it recently, and loved its sculptural qualities. Finally, also from 1st dibs, I found this 1970's "Skyscraper" chandelier. I like it because it doesn't read as "70's" only. It would look just as great in a more traditional setting; to me it also has a "Craftsman" quality.

Most of us have heard of the idea that every great room needs "jewelry" just as every great outfit does. I couldn't agree more. I love adding sparkle in varying amounts wherever I can. The room above is from Ochre. Their beautiful custom chandelier compliments the muted colors and matte finishes.

Above:1.Coco Mirror from Ochre 2.Barstool and Lamp from Mondo Cane
Above and below are a few examples of a modern take on sparkle for a room.
Below: Design by M Design Group

If your style is more classic, check out the fabulous room from Albert Pinto. An amazingly talented designer, Pinto balances many types of finishes that result in a luxurious yet inviting room. Below are pieces I love that would give some glamor to almost any room.
1.Lamp from Paris Hotel Boutique 2.Chair from Oly Studios 3.Painted sideboard from Jimmie Martin