Studio Dunn debuted a new light fixture at ICFF this year called Sorenthia . The fixture was inspired by kelp’s long blades and beaded joints and the brass form combines the beauty of nature with sharp, industrial lines. Two fixtures Constructed of brass and steel elements, the simplicity of the design lets the brass finish really stand out. The elongated bulbs continue the beautiful linear quality that sets the piece apart. I love that you can literally configure multiple units together to create a customized fixture.

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Sorenthia Light by Studio Dunn

Product design firm Studio Klass collaborated with the bathroom fixture company Azzurra Ceramica to design a simple ceramic accessory line that was made solely for the individual. The Italian companies created three pieces for the collection: a table mirror, toothbrush holder, and a jewelry container. Momento is an angled mirror that rests on the tabletop.

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Ceramic Accessories Collection by Studio Klass and Azzurra Ceramica

Bulb Fiction is a minimalist lighting fixture created by Scandinavian-based designer KiBiSi . The firm is now considered one of the most reputable design companies in Scandinavia.

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Skim Milk: Bulb Fiction by KiBiSi

All dressed in white! (And brown).

The Bride is a light fixture created by Ivea Kaleja for Latvian company Mammalampa. Made from paper weaved into a Rapunzel-like design, the Bride is available in brown or white. The pendant lamp comes in two sizes, medium and large. There are also table lamps and floor lamps of The Bride available.

Mammalampa says: Like “the atmosphere created by the bride,” The Bride lamp is “feminine and airy.” What do you think about The Bride?

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Much cooler than the children’s toy with the same name (at least in my opinion…) this Jack In The Box is both a light fixture and a excellent companion for anyone with plenty of tech.

Made of bent steel, teak, cables, and sockets, the Jack In The Box is designed to accommodate today’s digital lifestyle. Looks cool, keeps your wires organized – what more could you ask for? More here.

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Clear, kiln-formed glass was used to create the three hundred and eighty six fish in this lovely hanging lighting fixture by Scabetti . The structure of the piece resembles that of a school of fish swimming together in a whirlwind formation.

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Glass Shoal by Scabetti

Hong Kong designer Winnie Lui constructed this chandelier out of toys and other everyday objects, making a unique and beautiful lighting fixture that certainly isn’t “everyday.” The assembly of objects in the chandelier produce an interesting play of shadows when it is lit. Image credit: Toyo Kitchen & Living Co.

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White Chandelier by Winnie Lui