SKETCHES IN SITU
From principal Erin Lorek: “Early on in my career I was on the path to becoming an illustrator but I haven’t drawn seriously for about 15 years. During the pandemic I took time to find joy in this practice again. This side project, Sketches in Situ, lets me stretch those illustrator wings while also fantasizing about what my work would look like paired with others.”
Scroll through these sketches for inspiration as to how you might style our unique pendants. Contact us if you would like to pre-visualize how an installation might look with your project.
BEACON CASCADE
A glimmering waterfall of Beacons in the Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art.
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6X SURROUND INSTALLATION; FILTER LENSES
The newest addition to our Iron + Glass series, The Surround Pendants are still surprising us with their styling capabilities. Imagined here as a bank of six in the stunning Six Gallery by Quincoces-dragò & Partners.
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PAIR OF BEACONS; SEYMOUR MANSION
The versatility of The Beacon Pendants allow them to be hung as a curtain, or room divider. Imagined here on custom steel eyebolts in this tucked-away arch in the Seymour Mansion. Architect: John W. Venderbosch. Auburn, NY c. 1861.
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RAINY DAY BEACON
Our glass is designed to be beautiful under all lighting conditions, not just lamp light. One of Erin’s favorite ways to style these pendants is in front of a large window so they can catch the changing rays of day.
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SURROUND X PACHA
Nothing beats a classic. A trio of Surrounds offsetting a plump Pacha Lounge Chair. Designed by the legendary Pierre Paulin in 1975.
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BEACON PENDANT; IRON LENSES
One of the things that makes the Beacon so unique is its ability to be styled as a sconce while hanging freely in space. Shown here illuminating a floor to ceiling bookcase; designer unknown.
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6X SURROUND INSTALLATION; PEBBLE LENSES
A set of six imagined in this stunning image by Dutch photographer Desiree Dolron. Throughout her career, Dolron has been investigating themes such as the passing of time, the relation between finite and transcendent and the compexity and impermanence of the human condition. Explore more of her provocative work at desireedolron.com.
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