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Stuart Haygarth, Millenium Chandelier Lit, Stuart Haygarth Website PhotographyMillenium Chandelier, salvage design, sustainable lighting design, recycled lighting design1
Stuart Haygarth, Millenium Chandelier (Colour) Unlit, Stuart Haygarth Website PhotographyMillenium Chandelier, salvage design, sustainable lighting design, recycled lighting design2
haygarth_opticalchandelier51Stuart Haygarth’s talent lies in re-imagining waste into striking lighting design. As a London based designer, his work falls into an increasingly present design movement that is part salvage, part make-do-and-mend, and 100% stunning. This approach to more sustainable product ranges seems to be a recipe for success, as both the Deptford Design Market Challenge and Trash Luxe at London's recent Design Festival centered around recycled materials. Stuart's fixtures have long been an Inhabitat favorite, including his Disposable wine glass chandelier and his beach-waste Tide chandelier.3
disposable_21Stuart Haygarth’s talent lies in re-imagining waste into striking lighting design. As a London based designer, his work falls into an increasingly present design movement that is part salvage, part make-do-and-mend, and 100% stunning. This approach to more sustainable product ranges seems to be a recipe for success, as both the Deptford Design Market Challenge and Trash Luxe at London's recent Design Festival centered around recycled materials. Stuart's fixtures have long been an Inhabitat favorite, including his Disposable wine glass chandelier and his beach-waste Tide chandelier.4
