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Honesty pendant light

Honesty pendant light view

HONESTY PENDANT

HONESTY PENDANT DETAIL

HONESTY PS2 FRONT VIEW

HONESTY PS2 SHADE

HONESTY COMMISSION

HONESTY COMMISSION.

HONESTY

Category:  Pendante light

 

Year designed:  2001

 

Originally a commission centrepiece for a long stairwell, Honesty has since been produced in so many configurations and lengths we’ve lost count.  A cluster of cables hold large, glass shades intermittently along the length of the fitting.  At each shade, a cluster of  exposed candle bulbs ends within, with the other cables continuing to the next shades and on  and the final 3 supporting cables ending in the Bowles and Linares trademark fully exposed cluster at the base.

 

The design followed on from  FArol chandelier.  Crafted in intricately detailed “negra” finished metalwork, hand blown, rippled large open ended glass shades in either amber, clear or sand blasted finish, with early design electric twisted cable.   Neutral, live and earth are insulated and twisted together, openly expressing their interdependence and designed when electricity first became a domestic utility and wiring was commonly installed externally on a wall surface.   The Honesty fixture’s overall function is getting light to where it’s needed using only the necessary components, crafted, formed and held together  in the most honest way possible. The decorative appeal is a by product of the designers use of strong materials, craft and attention to detail.

 

Honesty is available as  single and multiple shades in many configurations and lengths and can be produced to custom on request.

 

Lamping:  anything from 3, 9 and 12  no SBC B15 bronzed lamp holders -SBC torpedo or candle bulb, tungsten, LED

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***Save Eric Lyons house in Ham from demolition*** ***Save Eric Lyons house in Ham from demolition*** Object by 29th April link in bio- My grandfather William Bowles commissioned Eric Lyons to design 25 Ham Farm Road in 1958.  The brief was to meet the needs of the family as a whole caring for my disabled grandmother with Parkinson’s disease caused by the shock of landmines landing and taking out a street of 49 houses by their shop in Richmond.  Lyons designed a house that allowed the family to care for her on one level, in the later stages of her illness with dignity, in earshot and a beautiful, uplifting space.  The house has a steel frame construction and is largely glass and wood windows with cedar cladding and white marble terrazzo floors throughout on split levels. The roof is copper clad.  My grandfather was a greengrocer and loved horticulture and he was still able to enjoy his plant/conservatory room and garden. Liberated from caring in Victorian houses my family could keep an eye on my grandmother and each other and care in inspiring building.  The house is modest in design from the front and exciting in form from the rear.  It brought sunshine into my family’s life and left it’s mark on them.  This was pivotal moment in post war design and architecture.  Eric Lyons designed a modest house for a rising working class family in humble materials, much like he did for Parkleys flats.  It’s biggest luxury was the space. Ham is an enclave of an extraordinary group of mid century architecture including Stirling and Gowan’s Langham House Close where I was born and returned 30 years later.  It will be all the poorer if Eric Lyons rare privately commissioned house 25 Ham Farm Road is lost from this group. 

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Demolition proposed to rare Eric Lyons House in Ham Richmond.  Sharon Bowles’ grandfather William Bowles commissioned Eric Lyons to design 25 Ham Farm Road in the mid 50’s it is a culturally important house and needs to be saved.  Swipe to see how to object before 29th April and see link in our bio or visit @span_architecture
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Crafted to last and finished to sit in the landsca Crafted to last and finished to sit in the landscape of a conservation setting. Final patination underway of this commission of a light for a London garden.  Many hours of discussions over design of details and finish to enable ongoing maintenance of this external weathered fixture. 

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