Industrial Style Pendants by Eleanor Home
Industrial Quality
Industrial style pendants, for long the suspension light of choice by loft-dwellers and hipster bars the world over, may be a dime a dozen, but few can match the extraordinary quality and design clarity of those made by Eleanor Home.
Eleanor Home is based in Denmark, where all the lamps are manufactured, painted and assembled by hand. The quality of the materials and production are so high that all the lamps (except the ones with textile cables) can be used outdoors, even if exposed to the harshest elements. The design of the lights are remarkable in their simplicity: the classic "factory" shape of the lampshade updated subtly to create a distinctive silhouette that feels contemporary yet instantly recognisable at the same time. Moreover, some of the models (which include table lights and wall lights) can be specified in up to 20 colours, from typical industrial shades of grey and metallic silver to more adventurous hues of mint green, burnt orange and rose pink.
The lamps are a paean to timeless design and commitment to quality, a good example of great Scandinavian design.
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Product Inspiration
Create an industrial style interior with a twist with the Utility Armchair U from Stellar Works, the New Eiffel Tower chair from Coedition and the Alps concrete dining table from Lyon Beton.
For simple and timelessly elegant lights try the Nut suspension light from LZF, the Skylight Tower suspension light from Frederik Roije and the Indi-Pendant Cone lamp from Ghidini 1961.
Inject a dash of industrial style into your space with accessories such as the Pipework candle holder from Nick Fraser, the coffee cups set from Diesel Living and the airplane Box trolley from Bordbar.
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