Alison Berger’s medium of choice is light and her material is glass. She uses age-old glass blowing techniques to create glass forms which feel simultaneously old world and modern. She says “Glass captures the process of remembering and, …
We love when designers and design enthusiasts in our communities on Twitter, Faceboook, LinkedIn and other platforms can take some inspiration away from Modenus. Great design is about great resources and about finding new ideas with which to …
One of the more interesting ways to display plants, has to be this fun number by Miriam August, one of the designers in the German company Wird-Etwas. The effect of soft lighting playing on water, roots and leaves …
We’ve started to think about all the lovely people and the wonderful work we will see at London Design Festival in September. OK, its a while away and there is lots to do before then but, and there …
Usually “Things Modenus Loves” is a very short blurb about things we fell in love with on our travels or during long nights spent sifting through every known trade resource. Many of you will already know the remarkably …
Lobmeyr from Austria has been manufacturing glassware and lighting since 1823 and is notable for magnificent and often very traditional custom lighting creations in museums, mosques and celebrity homes. ‘Basket’ however, designed by Marco Dessi is anything but …
For each of the past nine days Modenus has been publishing five picks from the upcomming ICFF show in New York. You asked if we could combine them into a single post so that you could linger over …
Elli Popp Booth: 2416 ellipopp.com If you didn’t see yesterday’s preview of ICFF you missed out on some spectacular lights, beds, chairs and more. You can find it here. But don’t go now, have a look at today’s …
Modenus loves interesting lighting. Our interior design blogs are full of them and this is undoubtedly an interesting light from Portuguese Studio Verissimo. But indulge me for a second while I have a quick rant about plastic spoons. …
Clover is a pendant light with an impossibly light, cloud like appearance. Made from molded polyurethane it is designer by Australian born, London based Brodie Neill and manufactured by Italian lighting specialists Kundalini. And if you are wondering …
