Canadian brand Lightmaker Studio is launching two lighting collections with branch-like brass fixtures at the Interior Design Show in Toronto this week, as well as additions to its Zig-Zag series.
Both the Mode and Float ranges are being introduced at the IDS Toronto event, taking place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre from 19 to 22 January 2017.
Lightmaker Studio has also expanded its Zig-Zag series, which debuted last year.
Globe shades can also be found on the Float lights, which are made from brass and glass
"In keeping with the company's design philosophy ? all three series use classic forms, pure shapes and materials such as hand-finished brass and hand-blown glass to create sculpture-like modern pieces," said the Toronto-based studio. The Mode pendants feature milky blown-glass spheres, organised on a horizontal plane and connected by metal branches.
"When used in multiples at staggered elevations, the resulting whole is more art-piece than light fixture," Lightmaker Studio said. "Used singly, Mode creates significant presence in a height-constrained space."
Lightmaker Studio has also expanded its Zig-Zag series, which debuted last year
Globe shades can also be found on the Float lights, but for this series they are made from a combination of brass and glass.
These elements are joined in a seemingly random arrangement by brass connectors shaped like thin pipes.
"Float explores the contrast between the opulent brass and gl...