Amazingly cut detailed patterns on the curved surfaces, a beautiful harmony of age old wheel thrown shapes and modern cut patterns never seen before. Coral Rock design inspired from fish scales, to create interest and allow for the fact that the fact little area in the top needs to be left uncut to accommodate lighting I decided to decrease the sizes of the cuts as it goes up, painful but worthwhile. A designer minimalist lights for foyer, staircase, living space or dining bar. CONFIGURATION Chandelier set is available in cluster of 5, 7, 9 and 12. Wood shape available in round, plank and square. Dimension: 20 cm X 17.8 cm x 20 cm for each lamp. Following configuration is available for the wood and cluster: 3 pc set - 6" X 30" plank OR 12 " round or square 4 pc set - 8" X 48" plank OR 16" round or square 6 pc set - 8" X 48" Plank OR 18" round or square Custom set : custom round / plank / square (image shown is for 10 pc set). - A small Naaya logo (approx 3/4") is embossed in 1 place on the inside surface of lamp. WE CAN ALSO MAKE CUSTOM ORDER FOR YOU AS PER YOUR CHOICE OF WOOD SIZE. Finish - White or Natural stoneware brown Mounting. ​​​​​​​Planks and squares - are attached 4 adjustable suspension wires on corners and loose end is looped using gripper, which can help you change the length from 1 meter to 3 ", 2 mounting hooks are supplied for ceiling. Rounds - has 3 suspension wires with loose end adjustable loops that can be hooked to single ceiling hook. Cord length of each shade is approx. 39 inches and it can be adjusted as per your requirement. longer length can be supplied. cord generally sent is black by default, white can be provided on request. Lamp Finish & Color - You can choose form glazed, non glazed or any combination you want, available glaze colors are white, black and red. We can make custom order for you. All Light electrical Fixtures are in compliance with US, European, UK, Australian, Canadian and International Standard. Lamp comes with E27 holder (bulbs not supplied)

Our client wanted this room to feel elegant and airy while still inviting and comfortable for the whole family. The large custom sectional with soft mohair fabric, custom recliners and soft wool area rug provide an invitation for relaxation while the oversize fireplace, large windows dressed with custom full length draperies and large crystal chandelier add a formal elegance. Custom Upholstered furniture by Gresham House Furniture, Photos by Kelly Horkoff, kwestimages.com

Designer: Ryan Edwards Photo Credit: Ryan Edwards Great Room photograph showing the large glass rear wall with doors going to the terrace, vaulted ceiling with exposed trusses, and the Kitchen relationship to the Living Area.

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The family room was given added architectural detail through the addition of a complex pattern of moulding, incorporating panels of varying sizes and corner details. The original placement of the sectional sofa against the L-shaped adjoining walls made the room look off-kilter and left one wondering what to do about the space near the fireplace. Placing a console table along the short wall allowed us to move the sofa further into the room. We then designed the panelling to focus on the centre of the wall rather than its length, and then centred the sofa and wall decor on it. This lends a pleasing symmetry to the space, emphasized by the pair of candle sconces and end tables. Walls were repainted a darker tone, adding warmth and depth to the room. A large area rug anchors the sectional sofa and unifies the seating arrangement.

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To gain the full length view and flow it was discovered that the triple window set in the dining room used to be in the wall between the living and dining room. Again by a simple bit of wall removal the room size was doubled without adding square footage. The flat coffered ceing in the dining room is a simple suspended layer of drywall with 1x6 poplar board attached to the drywall to form the ceiling pattern. Down lights have been integrated into the coffers.

The clients are a younger couple with no pets or children. They asked me to help them with the Great Room in their brand new townhouse. The space is open concept with 9-foot ceilings. When the clients moved in they had very little furniture and the walls were white and bare. The husband had his eye on a very large original work of art that he wanted to purchase and incorporate into the design. They love to cook and entertain. They asked for a tranquil, neutral space with some color accents, comfortable and flexible seating, a wall-mounted TV with some storage for media equipment, and a bar. The room has several large windows and two sets of sliding glass doors so there is a lot of natural light, which the clients didn’t want to block, but also a lack of privacy. The couple also requested lighting over the kitchen island and some counter stools. I was challenged by the lack of architectural detail in the room and a tight budget. I decided to choose furniture and accessories with classic modern lines so they would last for a long time. To offset all of the straight lines and neutral colors of the main furniture pieces, and to add visual interest, I introduced organic elements, texture and movement. I did this with wallpaper on the fireplace wall and on the kitchen island (in the case of the island, I railroaded the paper for some interest), a textured rug, some greenery, rough wood on the pedestals next to the fireplace, window shades in natural woven wood, and accessories (particularly two ceramic vases) in interesting shapes. I used the husband’s art piece as the starting point for the color scheme and overall design. I added balance and harmony by adding a large art piece and large pedestals across the room from the large art piece and carrying the teal color across the room in the sofa cushion and ottoman fabrics, art above the mantel and a vase in the niche next to the fireplace. I chose large green glass pendant lights for the kitchen to add color and to match the scale of the room. One major challenge was that the clients wanted ottomans so they could put their feet up while watching TV. I couldn’t accommodate ottomans and a coffee table, so I opted just to have one large ottoman and added casters so it could be moved closer to the sofa; however, the husband is very tall and the wife is very petite so they wanted separate ottomans to accommodate their different leg lengths. My solution was to design an ottoman that provides maximum flexibility: the two pieces can be joined and a tray added to make it a coffee table, or pulled apart and used either as party seating or individual ottomans for the homeowners. They were thrilled with the solution. Photographer: Jon W. Miller

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