Bocci

I'm working on a project with a concrete ceiling right now. As a solution for a lack of overhead lighting, we are building soffits which will house recessed lights as well as pendants for over the dining table. The tricky part is, the architecture of the space (diagonals, window placement etc...) makes it difficult to place a fixture directly over the center of the dining table, so we're opting for something asymmetrical that won't be too heavy. That's how I came across the Bocci 21 Collection. Thin sheets of porcelain allow light to pass through, and each shape has slight variations that take on an organic look when assembled together. I'm hooked, and if I don't get to use them in this project, I will definitely be using them in my own home someday!

Jason Koharik

In keeping with my mid-century inspired lighting obsession, I came across Collected by Jason Koharik when searching for some chic plug-in sconces for a client. With a keen eye for craftsmanship and a "nothing goes to waste" mentality, his designs are not only relevant, but inspiring. I hope to be able to use some of his pieces very soon!

Lighting Up

Found these amazing hammered metal pendant lights by Original BTC, and we're installing them on a project this week. We were looking for fixtures that were simple with a touch glamour, and these were a perfect fit. I can't wait to see them brighten up the space!