A Secret Glaze - Lustre sequence by Tom Dixon

Composed on August 5, 2014 in the contemporary lights

Have you discovered the hanging iridescent luster of all lamps of the Lustre series, very first stoneware pendant lamps Tom Dixon? Do you know that it is owing to a mystery glaze is made up of minerals and treasured metals, which was discovered by ongoing exploration of the amazing metallic finishes. The lamps are handmade in a Dutch household guided factory founded more than 5 generations, and as a end result of this approach a quite specific and unrepeatable end for each and every specific item is reached. The bulbs are obtainable from Interior Deluxe in four varieties Flat, round, square and Wedge:

" The iridescent luster is by firing the stone tones at 1200 ° C using a prime-key glaze contains minerals and valuable metals developed. The complete end result is a placing color alter impact is reminiscent of peacock feathers, or oil spills on the drinking water. The handmade approach last outcomes in a totally unique and unrepeatable end for each and every single individual object. No two shadows search the exact same as the glaze fixes to the stoneware in an unpredictable manner. This makes a broad variety of hues on every light-weight of a pale lime to a deep bottle green "