Customer stories and Blogs about Lighting projects they have undertaken
Mister Sowerby’s Old and Delicious
A wonderful account of how to wire up a Ceramic Lamp base, thank you Mr Sowewrby
Katie Brown’s chandeliers are a thing of beauty
Katie Brown is a New Zealand glassblower who specializes in lighting & is one of only a small handful of full-time female glass blowing artists in New Zealand
Steve’s Winding back the clock at Radiocraft
Steve Ostler of Radiocraft says “Restoration of such an item is a gift; ‘winding back the clock’ so the end-result does not appear ‘restored’ but instead, closely resembles the state it was in when new. It falls to our generation to preserve and enhance this heritage for the centuries to come.”
Valaisin puusta – Oh so lovely Blog
Ulla Kotila, a Finnish customer was kind enough to send us photographs of her creation showing her most beautiful wooden turning lamps
Grassi’s De-Light in the Art of Reinvention
Michael Grassi of Itsalight makes wonderful lights from all sorts of everyday objects very quirky & cool
Kirsty Lowry is turning on the light bulb in education
Kirsty Lowry is a Visual Artist and Education & Participation Curator
Martin’s Traditional Lamps from Down Under
Restoration of Vintage Lighting; we have all the parts you need as shown in Martin's story
Witch Valley Antiques – Japan
Japanese restoration company Witch Valley Antiques have a great design blog; they also regularly use our products in their lighting
John’s Wall & Ceiling Lights
John Creates some lovely wall & ceiling fittings using our products
Matt’s Magic Book Lamp, an AMAZING creation
Lamp from a wonderful old Magic Book by Matt Buckland
