When it comes to illuminating the interiors, few designers can beat the brilliance of Lee Broom, an award-winning British designer who creates lighting fixtures as artworks that transform the space into an illuminated wonderland. His latest creation, the Aurora collection, is a series of lit sculptures that evoke the splendor of the Northern Lights, also known as Aurora borealis, with their ethereal beauty and atmospheric aura.<\/p>\n
Lee Broom drew inspiration from his visit to Iceland, where he witnessed the breathtaking display of Aurora borealis, a natural phenomenon caused by the interaction of charged particles from the sun with Earth’s atmosphere that creates a vivid, multicolored light show in the sky. The Aurora collection captures the essence of this celestial display with hand-cut and hand-beveled glass bulbs that radiate a soft, diffused light and create a mellow, iridescent glow that spreads and reflects like the Northern Lights.<\/p>\n
The Aurora collection consists of four different designs that can be used individually or in combination to create a poetic and mesmerizing interior. The designs are:<\/p>\n
Aurora Linear is a pendant light that features a series of interconnected glass bulbs suspended from a polished metallic frame in a linear arrangement. The bulbs are available in three colors: clear, lavender, and sepia, and can be customized to any length to suit the space. The linear configuration allows for a versatile positioning of the light above a dining table, a bar, or a kitchen island, creating a harmonious yet dynamic effect.<\/p>\n
Aurora Triangular is a chandelier that comprises triangular glass bulbs arranged in a pyramid shape and suspended from a polished metallic framework. The chandelier is available in three sizes and three colors: clear, lavender, and sepia, and can be arranged in different configurations to suit the needs of the space. The triangular shape of the bulbs creates a dramatic and sculptural effect that adds a touch of magic to any room.<\/p>\n
Aurora Orb is a spherical pendant light that features a single glass bulb encased in a metallic sphere with a reflective finish. The bulb is available in clear, lavender, and sepia, and creates a warm and inviting glow when lit. The reflective sphere adds a playful dimension to the piece, as it reflects the surroundings and creates a sense of depth and wonder.<\/p>\n
Aurora Globe is a table lamp that features a glass bulb sitting on a polished metallic base, reminiscent of a planet orbiting the sun. The bulb is available in clear, lavender, and sepia, and emits a gentle light that resembles a starry night sky. The metallic base adds a futuristic and sci-fi touch to the lamp, making it a conversation starter in any room.<\/p>\n
The Aurora collection transcends the mere function of lighting and becomes a work of art that transforms the interiors into a celestial wonderland. The soft, diffused light creates a calming and relaxing atmosphere that envelops the space in a warm embrace. The colors of the bulbs add a subtle touch of whimsy and romance that evoke the mystical quality of the Aurora borealis. The design of the collection allows for a versatile positioning of the lights, creating a dynamic and cohesive effect that enhances the beauty of the space.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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