As they become a spectacular centerpiece all on their own, the amazing creations by designer Eve Menz seem to add a lot more to interior spaces than just light. Breaking away from tradition, the chandeliers seem to be borrowing origami patterns while taking vivid and vivacious shapes that vary from a vintage looking wooden finish to an ultra-modern crystalline design. While some look like drops of rain suspended in air and frozen in time, others spread romantic vibes with scarlet delights. But the best thing is that they look like potential DIY models. Either get yourself going or get the creative Eve Menz to do it for you. Simply adoring. [via ApartmentTherapy]
Add a vintage nautical feel to your home with this floor lamp, a reproduction of a British surveyor’s tripod. Made by solid wood and solid cast aluminum parts, the tripod is a perfect solution if you’re seeking an eye-catching piece of lighting. Royal Marine Tripod is quite flexible – it features a machine-turned gear mechanism, a handle for adjusting the telescopic tripod base and a lamp head with white Flare shade that can be positioned up or down. To enjoy this exquisite lamp in your living-room you’ll need a 150W max. bulb and $ 1,250. Also check out this article on how to make a lampshade.
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