Somehow we missed this at ICFF, and we aren’t really sure how we could have overlooked such a fabulous lighting design. Not only do these lovely chandeliers mimic the organic growth patterns of tree branches – but they are twice as nice, since they are made of recycled materials as well! Designer Christopher Poehlmann salvages aluminum pipes from local scrap yards, and welds them together in pieces to create these gorgeous “New Growth” chandeliers. Since each piece is made from found materials, stitched together bit by bit (sort of the way a tree grows) – each is completely unique — just like a living tree.
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Looks like an upside-down Christmas tree. Maybe change them to blinking lights, then we have twinkling stars. Have them multi-coloured, get a DJ to mix some music, and a home-party’s all set and ready to go! BYO!!!