I am I've always liked it and I've always thought that inserting one or more industrial lamps with a clear vintage look, within contexts characterized by minimalminimal furnishings, contemporary, or typically classic, create that alienating effect, that immediate focus, that discordant note that attracts, that increasingly people are coming to appreciate it. Thanks to shapes and lines, but also to materials and colors and above all to their lived-in appearance full of the patina of time, which are fascinating an ever-increasing number of large number of people, who choose these lights to give a less obvious and more personal to the furnishing of one's interiors, whether private or professional. I am constantly fascinated by the ability of the industrial style, which can convey strength and power, but also simplicity; and lightness, depending on the style, to integrate perfectly with intimate spaces; domestic or work, who want to be soberly beautiful, but who cannot give up being functional, keeping intact its attitude to tell stories of work coming not only from half of Europe, but also from distant times. I always imagine, when I find or restore lamps, what lives they have observed, the hard work in a mine in the Ruhr in the 1950s, or the exhausting shifts of Russian factory workers in the Soviet period, or even the terror in the underground bunkers to escape the bombings that devastated Europe during the wars: in all these cases < /span>light, an essential element, is always been an unaware spectator of great historical events, feeling the passage of time only by modifying its own lines and styles adapting to the new needs of the times, and through which we today, can take a journey into the past! And now, all the value of these industrial lamps, which reaches us intact, we are thinking of inserting it into a work space: professional studios, photographic sets built when necessary, but also restaurants and clubs, will bring not only an aesthetic value, objectively beautiful and in step with current trends, but also a true historical story that can relive among the people who will perceive its beauty, as well as benefit from a warm glow! For these reasons, in this article I am pleased to tell you how the industrial lamps of Placida Lettis Luce can give a touch of history and personality to your home. to a work place, also proposing some practical uses to better furnish the space in question.
Industrial lamps in professional studios
Whether they are architects, interior designers, photographers, but also lawyers, accountants or notaries, the industrial lamps inserted in professional offices benefit the latter </span >a dual guise of personality, but also of interest in history, as well as refinement in aesthetic taste. Even a single important lamp, a tripod with aspotlight or a theatrical lighthouse, can be an excellent choice already an end in itself itself, given their beauty, but also useful for enhancing, with their beams of adjustable lights, other important pieces within the room, photographs, paintings and particular books or works of art, creating a combination of sure visual impact! When, however, vintage lamps are placed in sober and professional studios minimal, is It is possible to choose pieces of larger dimensions. reduced, small essential industrial domes, in colors such as black or white, with sober shapes, or opting for table lamps, the typical industrial style desk lamps of the fifties and sixties are a classic.</p >
Industrial lamps in restaurants and clubs
In this case the style is All. It goes without saying that even the choice of lighting, today more which ever given the enormous importance it is assuming, will made with great attention, because it will depend on it completely the atmosphere that we intend to give to our environment: bad lighting, and incorrect distribution of it, will compromise the suggestion and the state of pleasantness perceived by customers. Having said that, the most important thing interesting is that can be play with different types of lamps, to highlight different areas of the room, despite being within the same large environment: small pendants can be used in an area dedicated to small tables, suitable for 2 or 3 people, as well as larger lamps; large tables can be adapted to large tables. A line of small '70s glass pendants can be a spectacular solution for the bar counter. Industrial wall lamps and bellows are perfect for illuminating tables placed against the wall, and if larger areas are envisaged. sophisticated with comfortable armchairs and sofas, the combination with a precious light on a tripod completes with amazement an out of the ordinary corner. If, however, you want to opt for a more efficient solution “intimate”, is It is possible to place a table lamp on each table (preferably two) to be turned on when you sit down and turned off when the table is closed. available. In this way the light becomes a real game, which entertains the diners and becomes an active and integral part of a pleasant dinner.
