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Introduces several lighting products. Includes Italian glass pendants from Global Lighting; Miconos suspension lamp from Artemide; Mania hanging lights from French Accents & Designs.

By Staff Le Studio Anthost Staff Astrid de Saint Anthost's studio creates hand-painted fashion fabrics for the likes of John Galliano at Dior and Christian Lacroix. For one version of [...]

U.S. made LUMAsite® sheets & diffusers offer architects and designers elegant choices for architectural and display lighting, partitions, illuminated walls, translucent glazing & much more. Translucent rigid panels are available [...]

U.S. -- made LUMAsite [R] sheets and diffusers offer architects and designers elegant choices for architectural and display lighting, partitions, illuminated walls, translucent glazing, and much more. Translucent rigid panels […]

Full-swivel, Blade, a mono-point or uni-light accent spot, is a tiny showstopper A mere 2 inches long with a 3-inch-long stem and a 1-inch diameter, this matte-chrome fixture takes a […]

U.S.-made LUMAsite[R] sheets and diffusers offer architects and designers elegant choices for architectural and display lighting, partitions, illuminated walls, translucent glazing, and much more. Translucent rigid pane[s are available in […]

The Sole chandelier intersperses 60-watt candelabra-base incandescents with a sunburst of ribbed Murano glass rays, all suspended from wires or a thin tube finished in nickel or gold. Lengths for […]

Discover stunning sculptural lighting, designed and engineered by Derek Marshall. A comprehensive line of unique wall sconces and pendants are made from the highest quality American art glass, high tech […]

The new Alcyon track Lighting systems include an array of line-voltage and low-voltage halogen fixtures that rotate 365 degrees. All are available in aluminum, matte black, and matte white finishes; […]

Good things come in threes with the Gallery B1442 lighting system. Its trio of halogen pendants are bauble-like glass spheres, just 1 1/4 inches in diameter, with channels carved out [...]

This article offers information on the exhibit Transformed by Light: The New York Night, to be held from December 21, 2005 to May 7, 2006. This exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York draws on 125 objects and artifacts to explore how, starting in the 19th century, the development of lighting technology has shaped the city's physical, cultural, and social landscapes. Highlights include a lens from the original Statue of Liberty torch, a first-generation fluorescent bulb from 1939, neon signs, and historical righting from the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree. Then there's a large-scare photo of the New York skyline at night

The article introduces the IQ-100-N lamp from Bald & Bang. It has a smart and beautiful design, one pattern is repeated several times, which can be configured into over 21 lamp shapes. It does not need Mensa membership as the fixture arrives assembled.

The article features the LightDisc lamp from Luceplan. At 2 ½ inches deep, this lamp, in transparent, white, or metallic finishes, practically merges with walls or ceilings. It uses the latest in fluorescent technology and provides maximum diffusion and reflectivity of light.

This article features Patrick Naggar's Murano glass floor lamps from Ralph Pucci. A shimmering drop of light was the source of inspiration for its simpl design. It is available in six colors.

This article introduces the Spade pendent lamp from Dform. It is made of interlocking aspen wood veneer strips and uses incandescent lamping. The lamp is 24 inches in diameter and 11 inches high.

This article features the Tripod lamp from BDDW. It takes an oversized three-pronged stance, with a base of rich walnut. The large scale drum shade, in black or white parchment, accentuates and adds flare to this singular modern form.

This article features a 1968 Verner Penton classic lamp from Ameico. These Flower-Pot pendants, bright and full of swinging 1960s panache, are reproduced in special-edition colors. It is nine inches in diameter with a height of six ½ inches and a drop of seven feet.

The article introduces the Therapie wall-mounted lighting fixture by Andre Keilani from Snowlab. It utilizes color photons and emanates a soothing palette of three color acetates. Therapie combines the ultimate in ambiance, mood and nature.

The article introduces the new Huevos table lamp by designer Wendell Castle. This lamp exhibits strong forms and striking materials which have always been trademarks of Castle's work. It is available in several finishes, the mahogany and ash base stands 33 inches high.

The article features a lamp from Interieurs. Its minimalist halo is held aloft on a slender, metallic stem and secured to a polished oak base.

The article introduces the Pod lens lamp by Ross Lovegrove from Luceplan. Its design embraces logic, adaptability and fun. Product features include polycarbonate diffusers, fluorescent lamping, and overmoulded walls that waterproof the fixture.

The article features the Lovelights sculptural lamps from Studio Lilica. Its elegant stretched sculptural forms were created by pulling nylon and Lycra into sensuous shapes over frames of aluminum or fiberglass. Lovelights is available in five fresh colors.

This article features the D37 Star spotlight by Paolo de Lucchi from Fabbian USA. It has a rigorously functional design with a fully adjustable head, perfect for a variety of applications. Its finish is satin aluminum with white blown glass for diffused light. D37 Star can be specified with either an incandescent or a compact fluorescent bulb.

The article introduces the DOS S9 spotlight from Prandina USA. It is suspended from two wires, with an adjustable chrome plate diffuser.

This article features the Saggina series of lamps from Minitallux. It has a malleable and enchanting design with the ability to contain anywhere from three to 20 lights. The Saggina series is also available in copper or chrome, and in table, wall, ceiling, floor or suspension versions.

The article features the Oculus pendant designed by Jeffrey Goodman for JgoodDesign.

The article features the Tech Trak line-voltage track-lighting system from Tech Lighting which can accommodate a variety of pendant and architectural-head options.

Reports on the 38-page manual developed by Philips Lighting to educate distributors, lighting professionals and end-users about security lighting. Extending the use of commercial and industrial buildings and surrounding areas; Explanation of the role of lighting in safety, security, utility and convenience.