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Modern Marvels

Sculpture that just so happens to illuminate. Lighting that just so happens to enchant. New York City's International Contemporary Furniture Fair is always an inspiring "just so" story.
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image/jpeg iconDesigner David Landis made his return to ICFF with his new Geocentric line of simple yet striking LED fixtures for Nuvo Lighting. Shown here: the 1Eighty fixture. www.nuvolighting.com [1]
image/jpeg iconThe Icosahedron pendant from Delaney Light Works combines a geometric shape with bright colors for a fun, modern aesthetic. Available in multiple colorways, including orange/yellow (shown). www.delaneylightworks.com [2]
image/jpeg iconThe bewitching Trifid Dome from Emerald Faerie features a handmade illuminated flower encased in an antique glass dome, throwing beautiful shadows on any surrounding walls. www.emeraldfaerie.com [3]
image/jpeg iconDesigner and first-time exhibitor Peteris Zilbers brings a bit of whimsy to an ordinary household object with the Moodbroom lamp. Remote-controlled LEDs turn an ordinary broom into a color-changing lamp, which users can alter to reflect their mood. www.peteriszilbers.com [4]
image/jpeg iconThe sculptural Silver Lining chandelier from Tracy Glover is composed of hand-blown, illuminated glass orbs interspersed with non-illuminated orbs, all suspended on stainless steel cables. The entire chandelier can be customized, including canopy size and finish, and orb quantity, size, shape and color. www.tracygloverstudio.com [5]
image/jpeg iconBlu Dot's Flask table lamp combines a simple shape with muted tones. Available in two finishes: white with a light gray cloth shade or black with a black cloth shade. www.bludot.com [6]
image/jpeg iconHand-cut panels of beveled glass and brass create a dramatic silhouette for the Eadie chandelier from Mary Wallis. Made in New York, the fixture is available in three sizes, as well as multiple glass colors and metal finishes. www.marywallis.com [7]
image/jpeg iconDelightfull's Billy desk lamp has a luxurious retro feel, thanks to an industrial brass body and shapely aluminum lamp shade. Available in chrome or gold-plated finishes. www.delightfull.eu [8]
image/jpeg iconOverlapping metal leaves on the Involution Iris from first-time exhibitor lightexture form an adjustable aperture similar to a camera lens. Available in steel and brass. www.lightexture.com [9]
image/jpeg iconReminiscent of a flying saucer, the metallic UFO lamp from Babette Holland is made in Brooklyn, NY. www.babetteholland.com [10]
image/jpeg iconThe Trig floor lamp from Rich Brilliant Willing pares down the iconic tripod lamp to its simplest form. The adjustable-height LED lamp can be turned on or off by touching anywhere on the lamp. www.richbrilliantwilling.com [11]
image/jpeg iconThe latest addition to CP Lighting's newGROWTH Series, the Antler pendant from designer and owner Christopher Poehlmann is designed with sustainability in mind, using mainly post-consumer aluminum. Available in green, white, orange and dark bronze, with custom colors by request. www.cplighting.com [12]
image/jpeg iconThe Spin and Fold lamp series from Vim and Vigor Design tricks the eye by appearing to be symmetrical from one angle and more organic from another, with a punched keyhole accent. The spun metal shades are available in silver with a white interior or black with a bronze interior. www.vimandvigordesign.com [13]
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