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1. www.lightingcompany.co.uk › blog › heritage-lightingHeritage Lighting Styles; A step back in time

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   Jan 5, 2023 · Period homes and properties can be darker, so bringing the right lighting into the design of a room is vital, especially lighting that meets the modern needs of the times. We look at lighting which is inspired by British heritage with a 21st Century edge.

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3. www.lightingcompany.co.uk › blog › the-englishThe English Heritage Collection - The Lighting Company

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   Jun 10, 2024 · Following the release of the highly anticipated English Heritage lighting collection, we’ll explore directly how these lights take form from the classic properties as well as the importance of capturing English history and design in modern forms. An informative dive into the new collection.

4. www.illumination.co.uk › magazine › lighting-designsLighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief ...

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   Modern classic or classic modern: the second half of the 20th century took lighting design to the next level. Characteristic features included fabric shades in every conceivable shape and colour. Gradually, unusually shaped luminaires also developed, which as design objects were intended to express an individual sense of style.

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6. www.lightingcompany.co.uk › blog › the-definitiveThe Definitive Guide to Lighting Through The Eras

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   Originally only used in street lighting, gas made it’s way into Victorian homes in the 1860’s – often as wall lights to provide light to staircases. Throughout the reign of Victoria, technical advancements allowed for the most change in our lighting for centuries.

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7. www.williamsugg.co.uk › british-lightingCelebrating British lighting - William Sugg & Co Heritage ...

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   Feb 3, 2023 · Techniques and materials. Some of the most popular high quality materials used to produce heritage lighting in Britain are traditional copper, cast iron and aluminium. These materials can be easily shaped, decorated and finished.

8. www.archdaily.com › 958590 › british-tradition-andBritish Tradition and Craftsmanship Meet in CTO Lighting's ...

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   Mar 19, 2021 · CTO Lighting is a contemporary British lighting company with a signature style best described as ornamental minimalism. In its hands, pure, reduced forms become pendant, wall, floor and table...

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   How did lighting design evolve in the 20th century?

   • Modern classic or classic modern: the second half of the 20th century took lighting design to the next level. Characteristic features included fabric shades in every conceivable shape and colour. Gradually, unusually shaped luminaires also developed, which as design objects were intended to express an individual sense of style.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   What type of lighting did the wealthy use?

   • Silver, brass and glass were all used and the wealthy began to use elaborate lighting to showcase their success. Dark woods were also utilised in intricate shapes in their lights.

   The Definitive Guide to Lighting Through The Eras

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   What type of light source was used in medieval times?

   • Traditionally, light sources were torches with an open fire, candles or oil lamps surrounded by a windbreak. In any case, the classics include candlesticks for the wall and opulent chandeliers. Outdoor wall lamps and street lamps were usually oil or gas lamps protected by an ornate metal body with transparent or stylised glass panes.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   What is the difference between Victorian & Edwardian style lighting?

   • Victorian and Edwardian Style Lighting Medieval and Gothic lighting is perhaps the most distinguishable between different lighting designs – mainly due to the materials used and simple arrangement of lights. However, these types of light fittings were originally only for the rich.

   The Definitive Guide to Lighting Through The Eras

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   What are the different types of lighting design?

   • From antique wall torches, medieval lanterns and classic chandeliers to the numerous design styles of the 20th century and the present day, which is characterised by innovative LED light fittings: lighting design encompasses a wealth of different styles.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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   Which countries influenced lighting design in the second half of the 20th century?

   • Significant influence on lighting design in the second half of the 20th century was exerted above all by the Scandinavian countries of Sweden and Denmark as well as Italy. Scandinavian lighting design is characterised by functional simplicity with precisely balanced proportions and the extensive use of natural raw materials such as wood.

   Lighting Designs From the Past to the Present: a Brief History of Style

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10. www.dwwindsor.com › a-guide-to-heritage-lightingA Guide to Heritage Lighting - DW Windsor

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    Today's period-style solutions boast classic aesthetics to protect the look and feel of heritage areas while also delivering the performance and energy efficiency benefits required of modern lighting applications. Here are my five recommendations for selecting the right Heritage Lighting solution for your next scheme.