A customised table lamp using an ornate found antique lamp-base and fitting it with a 'feathered' lampshade in small brass ballchain.

Based on our standard faraway tree but extensively reworked so tat it could relate to the clients diningroom table (see installed in environments gallery). The design is composed of two 'overlapping branches' that bow from one end to the other. The chandelier is illuminated by 13 suspended G4 low voltage halagen lamps inside suspended glass balls.

A mall lantern aproximately 45cm wide in brass chain commisioned for a restaurant. The style is somewhat japanese in influence.

A large sized chandelier with three tiered drums. This piece was especially successful because the structural elements are visible within the layers. It is an example of  willowlamp interpreting an existing idea to great effect!

'Ngoma Chandelier'. The word Ngoma means drum in Shona.

Here, we combined an oxidised frame with black chains. The design of the frame was inspired by a garden gate which we saw on our trip to Venice in 2006. We also used G4 lamps which are 12V and give a magical sparkle.

A large scale version of our downlighter retrofit shade.

A simple adaptation of our Flower of life chandelier - by removing the upper chains it could be fixed to the ceiling. This was also the first FOLC which was made with a 'two-tone' brass and stainless finish. 

A fitting which is designed to be 'disco' or not depending on which elements are switched on. The built-in downlighters are switched on independantly or in congunction with the mirror ball - which turns and reflects mirror spots onto the chains.

Downlighter retrofit lamps made in a group of five, in different lengths. The finished effect is a faceted, masculine form.

A slightly modified 'MED' pendant lamp, with a Flower pattern shade, and very long feather cut silver chains.