An effortlessly elegant touch of copper against monochrome tones over at MiniLuxe beauty salons across USA. Our copper shade ball pendant lights make the perfect compliment to the design of the space.
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Coffee culture is on the rise in Australia. Here features a cafe inside a department store we were excited to be a part of.
Photography by Thomas Dalhoff
‘The Break’ at Myer Warringah Mall by Mima
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Trendl Frosted Dome Brushed Brass L pendant light
Distribution Lane is a unique and charming event space located in a heritage building in Perth. A warm and urban atmosphere with a variety of features: it consists of a laneway, an open-air courtyard and a relaxed inviting basement for that underground feel.
12 of our Antique pencil wall lights and a variety of crystal lights were used to adorn this hallway, adding to its warmth and charm while preserving the style of the bygone era.
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Somewhere in Old Montreal lies this sleepy building..
...and within it hides this magnificent loft. Full of character and charm, the open plan living and the very necessary bar alludes us to believe this is the ultimate bachelor pad.
A warm country interior with rustic and industrial accents. And the incredible pairing of our hemp rope lights to adorn the sleeper's nest:
Our 5 pack rope light was chosen along with the 5 head ceiling rose, a custom 2m was extended to each light, making it a total of 4m in length. Enough length enabled the interior designer to arrange the lights to loop and knot into each other. A charming glass pot plant was added by the designer to give the chandelier a fine, personal touch.
We love seeing our lights in action, it completes what we do and we're proud to be a part of our inspiring and visionary clients work.
We'll fit right in!
All images by Kurt Jawinsky
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You'll find Sake in the city at at the new eclectic restaurant and lounge bar, nestled in an intimate corner of Souk Al Bahar, in downtown Dubai..
Behold the luxurious Karma Kafe: Japanese fine dining with incredible city skyline harbour views, breathtaking views of the Dubai Fountain show and the Burj Khalifa.
The inviting sensual ambience is the result of a decadent vision with no expense spared. The lavish and luxury of the decor is inspired by the legendary ancient spice trade route between Asia and the Far East. A fusion of two cultures, embark on an exciting journey into sensory indulgence.
Tudo and Co helped supply 50+ bird cage chandeliers to the ambience extraordinaries at Horizon Hospitality, who foresaw the design and implementation of this project.
Do plan a visit if you head to Dubai!
All images from Karma kafe and facebook.
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bird cage chandelier
There's definitely something in the water over at the May Street Larder establishment in East Freemantle, WA, Australia. A buzz over 'thoughtful dining', locally sourced organic produce, seasonal ingredients, a suggestion to wash it down with a Kombucha or a home-made soda perhaps? 
What is a 'larder'? Sounds like old Victorian english that never made it to Australia during the British colonisation. A wall decal in the corner reveals it to us, reminiscent of a dictionary look up during an english lesson "large cupboard or pantry for storing food; a supply of food". It makes their name all the more memorable.
Nostalgic touches are in play; rustic rainbow wooden bench, upcycled fleur de lis tiles, bric-a-brac polished stools. We can agree that it feels tailored, customised and unique. Their identity is strong and present upon first impression.
No doubt their philosophy would translate to their dishes and produce. In fact, you'll find an abundance of satisfied customer regrams over on instagram when you search #maystreetlarder
Well played.
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reims pendant light vintage jar wall light black cone wall light 5 pipe pendant light
Postman's Quarter is an Australian restaurant located in Thirroul, NSW. A fine example of building refurbishment, exuding a vintage elegance of the 1900's.
It's a common misconception to believe refurbishments are all to do with cogwheels and water pipes (in reference to the industrial era). But it's not just that, it is looking into the history of the building and reviving it, paying homage to it's former glory.
Postman's Quarter was a former post office and bank vault for Commonwealth bank, it's a nice touch to see they retain certain elements that clue us in to the past. Take these reclaimed PO boxes as a reception desk for example.
The interior features herringbone wooden floors, french laced walls, draping red curtains, along with 120 of our glass decanter pendant lights. To think that the building was left unoccupied for three years before the owners saw its potential. We can't deny that we're thrilled and feeling proud to have such visionary customers. We make the product, but it's really the new home where our customers can make the most of them and bring them to life.
Check their facebook page to see photos of the before and after refurbishments.
And presenting their 'powder room':
We're keen to pay a visit next time we head in to Thirroul!
Photos by Kirk Gilmour for Illawarra Mercury
Located in Townsville, QLD, Australia, Shaw and co is a restaurant and bar that warmly welcomes its patrons off Flinders street for a quenching drink or a hearty feed.
A raw and industrial feel, designed by daarc architecture + interiors, pays a tribute to the former glory of the space; the 1913 ‘Alfred Shaw’s Hardware Store’. Exposed beams and panels with materials predominantly timber and rustic metal, inclines us to appreciate the rawness embracing the nostalgia of the past.
The industrial atmosphere is warmed by numerous upcycled elements; the handcrafted wooden stools, use of railway steepers, newspaper clippings on paint peeling walls, the loft like mezzanine. Industrial lighting was used to highlight the rough texture of the existing walls and warm Edison bulbs to colour the venue while maintaining the look of its overall design.
Our 5 head pipe chandeliers are a beautiful compliment to their new home over on the bar at Shaw and co.
all photographs by Scott Burrows
