Posts Tagged: Lighting

Q&A: Chelsom ‘Edition 27’ collection: Part 2

Last week, Design Insider shared an exclusive interview with lighting specialists, Chelsom. If you missed the first part of the interview, click here. We were delighted to continue our conversation… Read More >

16 March 2021 Chelsom Lighting

Q&A: Chelsom ‘Edition 27’ collection: Part 1

Chelsom designs and manufactures high-quality decorative lighting for the international hotel and marine industries. Design Insider is delighted to share the first part of an exclusive interview with Chairman, Robert… Read More >

9 March 2021 Chelsom Lighting

Bestsellers from Heathfield & Co

Design Insider is excited to bring you bestsellers and popular designs from Heathfield & Co… [Find Healthfield & Co on the BCFA Product Finder] From the soft curves and natural… Read More >

9 March 2021 Bespoke Lighting Lighting luxury

Creating Beautiful Lighting; Heathfield & Co and Lighting studio Luum

Capturing the natural world in fixed form by merging light with scale and sculpture, Luum transforms interior spaces with lighting that stirs a heightened sense of wonder, excitement and energy…. Read More >

13 February 2021 Bespoke Lighting Lighting Lighting Design

Franklite New Modern Lighting Launches

Franklite are ecstatic to share with Design Insider readers, that new arrivals are stocking up the Franklite warehouse! Innovative and modern lighting products will continue to arrive in the upcoming… Read More >

11 February 2021 Franklite Lighting Lighting Design

Creative Space: James Bassant, Astro Lighting

James Bassant is the Co-founder and Design Director of Astro, a leading contemporary lighting designer supplying timeless luminaires for high-end hospitality and residential projects globally. We spoke with James about… Read More >

15 January 2021 Creative Space Lighting

Heathfield & Co’s Launch Azzero Collection

Founded in 2014 by husband and wife Alexander and Sharon Harris, design consultancy Harris & Harris work internationally, creating inspiring interior and product designs. Heathfield & Co’s lighting range with… Read More >

23 December 2020 Bespoke Lighting Contract Hospitality Lighting Residential

Astro unveil AW20 collection

Consistent with Astro’s creative ethos, that good design demands simplicity, the latest season delivers a collection of captivating luminaires that truly stand the test of time.Using innovative materials to convey… Read More >

15 December 2020 Astro Lighting Lighting luxury

Modern Living by Franklite

Franklite played a spectacular role in the recent project with Sharp Homes on the development of two executive homes in Dorridge, Solihull. These luxury 5-bedroom homes feature traditional and modern… Read More >

26 November 2020 Bespoke Lighting Franklite Lighting

Heathfield & Co’s Pearl Collection

Heathfield & Co collaborate with interior designers to create decorative lighting for fine interiors. For over 40 years, Heathfield & Co have refined the process of designing and constructing exceptional… Read More >

31 October 2020 Bespoke Lighting Lighting

HEATHFIELD & CO’s CHANDELIER COLLECTION

Heathfield & Co collaborate with interior designers to create decorative lighting for fine interiors. For over 40 years, they have refined the process of designing and constructing exceptional lighting. Each… Read More >

24 September 2020 chandelier Lighting Product

Chelsom launch Edition 27 collection

More than two years of in-house design led by Robert and Will Chelsom has resulted in the arrival of Chelsom’s brand new collection, Edition 27, launching September 2020. [Find Chelsom… Read More >

23 September 2020 Lighting

EXPLORE HEATHFIELD & CO’S BESPOKE LIGHTING PORTFOLIO

From cruise ships and shared working spaces, to five star hotels and restaurants across the world, Heathfield & Co’s bespoke portfolio showcases over 40 years of knowledge and experience in… Read More >

3 September 2020 Hospitality Lighting

On board with Chelsom

As well look into the the cruise sector this month we have taken the opportunity to speak with BCFA member Chelsom about their work in the Marine sector and two… Read More >

29 June 2020 Cruise Lighting Marine

HEATHFIELD & CO FOR THE INTERCONTINENTAL PARK LANE HOTEL

Located in the heart of London’s prestigious Mayfair, the InterContinental Park Lane hotel delivers elegant natural interiors, award-winning restaurants and bars, and unrivalled views of the Royal Parks. Alongside designers… Read More >

23 June 2020 Hospitality Lighting

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There’s been a long-standing tension in design between heritage and innovation, as if the two sit on opposite ends of the spectrum.⁠
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But across the projects and products we’ve been covering, I`ve noticed it`s starting to change... ⁠
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Some of the most compelling work right now isn’t choosing between craft or technology, it’s combining them. Traditional manufacturing knowledge is being reworked through digital tools. ⁠
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Natural materials are being engineered for modern performance. ⁠
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And sustainability is no longer an add-on, but built into how products are made from the very beginning.⁠
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It feels less like a shift in style, and more like a shift in mindset.⁠
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Where do you see craft heading next? ⁠
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#CommercialInteriors #UKManufacturing ⁠

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There’s been a long-standing tension in design between heritage and innovation, as if the two sit on opposite ends of the spectrum.⁠
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But across the projects and products we’ve been covering, I've noticed it's starting to change... ⁠
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Some of the most compelling work right now isn’t choosing between craft or technology, it’s combining them. Traditional manufacturing knowledge is being reworked through digital tools. ⁠
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Natural materials are being engineered for modern performance. ⁠
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And sustainability is no longer an add-on, but built into how products are made from the very beginning.⁠
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It feels less like a shift in style, and more like a shift in mindset.⁠
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Where do you see craft heading next? ⁠
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#CommercialInteriors #UKManufacturing ⁠

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We are putting the spotlight on ABI Interiors!⁠
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ABI Interiors` comprehensive collection spans bathroom, kitchen, utility room, and outdoor solutions. From brassware, basins, and sinks to vanities, baths, showers, and accessories, each piece is available in up to ten signature finishes to complement any design vision.⁠
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Every ABI product is the result of uncompromising quality and craftsmanship. In their purpose-built facility, each stage of production is carefully controlled to ensure precision, durability, and consistency across our range.⁠
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ABI Interiors are a Gold Profile member on our Supplier Finder Platform, do visit their profile and discover beautiful photography, a range of products, video, contact details, and more. ⁠
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Visit the Supplier Finder link in our comments & search "ABI Interiors" on our platform. ⁠
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#TrustedSupplier #Bathrooms #AccreditedSupplier

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At Novotel Brussels, @wewantmore.studio has reimagined the hotel’s breakfast area as a space that evolves throughout the day, shifting from a family-friendly morning setting into a fully bookable event venue by evening.⁠
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Inspired by Brussels’ iconic Flower Carpet, the design takes a subtle, layered approach rather than a literal one, using soft architectural forms, restrained colour and floral references to create a space that feels both calm and expressive.⁠
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But what makes the project particularly compelling is how design directly supports performance.⁠
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• Clearer circulation and family-focused layouts improve daily usability⁠
• Adaptable furniture enables seamless transitions from breakfast to events⁠
• A dual-purpose space creates new revenue opportunities through Zinnia Events⁠
• Thoughtful design has contributed to measurable improvements in guest satisfaction⁠
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It’s a reminder that the most successful hospitality spaces today aren’t static. Discover the project - find the link in our bio! ⁠
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#International #HospitalityDesign⁠

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At Novotel Brussels, @wewantmore.studio has reimagined the hotel’s breakfast area as a space that evolves throughout the day, shifting from a family-friendly morning setting into a fully bookable event venue by evening.⁠
⁠
Inspired by Brussels’ iconic Flower Carpet, the design takes a subtle, layered approach rather than a literal one, using soft architectural forms, restrained colour and floral references to create a space that feels both calm and expressive.⁠
⁠
But what makes the project particularly compelling is how design directly supports performance.⁠
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• Clearer circulation and family-focused layouts improve daily usability⁠
• Adaptable furniture enables seamless transitions from breakfast to events⁠
• A dual-purpose space creates new revenue opportunities through Zinnia Events⁠
• Thoughtful design has contributed to measurable improvements in guest satisfaction⁠
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It’s a reminder that the most successful hospitality spaces today aren’t static. Discover the project - find the link in our bio! ⁠
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#International #HospitalityDesign⁠

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Our panel had the pleasure of delivering the first discussion of the day at Global Hospitality Talks, and it was the start of a brilliant day!

We tackled a question that sounds simple, but is anything but: can creativity bloom on a budget?

In hospitality, conversations around cost, value, and design ambition are sensitive, layered, and often commercially charged, so hats off to my panellists. It is not an easy subject to discuss so openly in front of clients, peers, and the industry elite.

I was lucky to be joined by James Cavagnari, Damien Follone, Toni Black, and Danielle Madigan for such an honest discussion.

A few standout points:

James Cavagnari spoke about the importance of giving every project a strong personality from the outset. Before budget conversations begin, there has to be a clear sense of identity and intent.

Damien Follone reflected on how constraints can strengthen creativity. Handled well, limitations can sharpen ideas, refine the concept, and open the door to more meaningful local design solutions.

Toni Black made a strong point about timing. Too often, the hardest conversations happen too late, especially when the budget does not match the ambition of the product being pursued.

Danielle Madigan brought a vital procurement perspective, showing how much more can be achieved when procurement and suppliers are brought in early enough to collaborate properly, rather than react at the last minute.

Had we had a fifth speaker, an operator would have been a valuable addition to the conversation, able to respond directly to many of the points raised.

My closing reflection on stage was simple: we hear the same thing time and time again across this industry. People want to be involved earlier. They want better communication. They want a seat at the table sooner.

The real challenge is not identifying the issue. It is changing the process!

Thank you Can and Lorraine for inviting me back to the stage.

#GlobalHospitalityTalks #HospitalityDesign #InteriorDesign

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Our panel had the pleasure of delivering the first discussion of the day at Global Hospitality Talks, and it was the start of a brilliant day!

We tackled a question that sounds simple, but is anything but: can creativity bloom on a budget?

In hospitality, conversations around cost, value, and design ambition are sensitive, layered, and often commercially charged, so hats off to my panellists. It is not an easy subject to discuss so openly in front of clients, peers, and the industry elite.

I was lucky to be joined by James Cavagnari, Damien Follone, Toni Black, and Danielle Madigan for such an honest discussion.

A few standout points:

James Cavagnari spoke about the importance of giving every project a strong personality from the outset. Before budget conversations begin, there has to be a clear sense of identity and intent.

Damien Follone reflected on how constraints can strengthen creativity. Handled well, limitations can sharpen ideas, refine the concept, and open the door to more meaningful local design solutions.

Toni Black made a strong point about timing. Too often, the hardest conversations happen too late, especially when the budget does not match the ambition of the product being pursued.

Danielle Madigan brought a vital procurement perspective, showing how much more can be achieved when procurement and suppliers are brought in early enough to collaborate properly, rather than react at the last minute.

Had we had a fifth speaker, an operator would have been a valuable addition to the conversation, able to respond directly to many of the points raised.

My closing reflection on stage was simple: we hear the same thing time and time again across this industry. People want to be involved earlier. They want better communication. They want a seat at the table sooner.

The real challenge is not identifying the issue. It is changing the process!

Thank you Can and Lorraine for inviting me back to the stage.

#GlobalHospitalityTalks #HospitalityDesign #InteriorDesign

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