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| Patric Johansson |
Last nighttime every bit I sat downwardly for dinner together with looked upwards at our lonely dangling lightbulb (waiting patiently for a fix) together with realized it was fourth dimension to brand a conclusion in i lawsuit together with for all.
Trouble amongst writing close all things design, yous expire tired super fast of things together with and thus it makes it actually hard to commit to anything sometimes. Do simply about of yous expire that way? I intend thats why I accept together with thus many unfinished rooms (well too money); its the fact that I'm together with thus scared to commit to things that are to a greater extent than permanent, similar hard-wired lighting for example or things that postulate to survive permanently nailed to the wall (after all that hard operate prototype it's hard to screw inwards a sconce). But it's fourth dimension to expire along amongst it together with and thus terminal nighttime I proceeded to await for a niggling kitchen lighting inspiration. I'm loving pendants (the large ones especially) –both modern together with industrial-inspired; here's a few ones I've bookmarked. Above: Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 New-York-inspired turquoise transparent pendant. Photo yesteryear Patric Johansson for
Skona Hem.
An extra large dark pendant lite anchors the room pulling inwards the pops of dark featured inwards this french-bistro inspired kitchen. Photo Martin Lof for
Skona Hem.
Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 double pendant setting inwards white (feeling real Hamptons). Photo: Angelina Jolin for
Skona Hem.
Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 dramatic over-sized light. Photography yesteryear Jim
IKEA's HEKTAR Lamp. Photo from
IKEA Family Live Magazine.
Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 laid of 3 white pendants
My Scandinavian Home.
