Bec Brittain, "Echo 3"

Echo uses mirrored fins, radiating from a central axis, to reflect beams of light. LED tubes are turned inward to bounce off the mirror, thereby softening and amplifying that light. ...

Echo uses mirrored fins, radiating from a central axis, to reflect beams of light. LED tubes are turned inward to bounce off the mirror, thereby softening and amplifying that light. ...

Echo uses the fins of mirror radiating from a central axis to reflect beams of light. LED tubes are turned inward to bounce off the glass; the light becomes both softened and multipl...

The 2x4 Plus Pendant continues to explore the simple 2x4. Two 2x4s intersect to form a pendant that is both minimal in form and large in its presence. Custom finishes and sizes avail...

Echo uses fins of mirror radiating from a central axis to reflect beams of light. LED tubes are turned inward to bounce off the glass the light becomes both softened and multiplied. ...

Echo uses fins of mirror radiating from a central axis to reflect beams of light. LED tubes are turned inward to bounce off the glass; the light becomes both softened and multiplied....

The critically acclaimed Shy Chandelier was launched by Bec Brittain in 2011. The SHY light uses the spare beauty of thin LED tubes to define the edges of its shape; in this way th...

Fragment 08 pendant light by Sing Chan Dimensions: D 35.5 x H 70.5 cm Materials: Stainless steel, glass. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. The past and the future are never disconnected. In this multifarious world, things are full of connections. Maybe we have to be reckless, maybe we can turn a blind eye, maybe we can be voracious, and maybe we can be casual, the time is. It has been two years since the last lamp creation, and this presentation will continue the past, complementing the Fragment series and expressing some ideas that have not been realized. The new collection was inspired by I.M. Pei's Louvre Pyramid, which was heavily criticized by Parisian society for being too avant-garde and out of place in the Classic Louvre. It seems to be the same as Fragment series, seeking a balance point between the avant-garde and the classical. The glass is attached to the metal to wrap the light, and the light travels through the tight structure, sometimes hitting the wall, sometimes being free, extending infinitely in the limited space. Although inspired by the Louvre Pyramid, but different in light efficiency. In the initial test, only the four sides of the glass were tested without fixed light effect. Staggered light was born to form a unique cross light...