j0hnbarker wrote:

If anyone likes these I have some more I can show you, but don't want to bore everyone to death if no one's interested :)

Please...more! You've got a great collection.

S

scandinavian lamps and electronics :)

scandinavian lamps and electronics pt2. :)

so nice to "see you again", philippe!

Hello this is our light at home..

One more.

Hi everybody,

Finally, it took close to two months to get the ceiling lamps from Italy.

Here is the Nimbo celing lamp produced by Pallucco and behind the Pirce one made by Artemide :

The reflection shows the Costanza floor lamp produced by Luceplan. Behind is the ceiling lamp Nimbo by Pallucco :

More pictures to come in the daylight especially for the ceiling lamp "Pirce" - Artemide :

On the Cassina Artico table, on the left is the Costanzina Luceplan table light. On the right we can see the Emilio Robba False flowers composition :

Sorry for the poor quality, iPhone 3GS is only 3mx.

Cheers,

Guy

nice lamps, gyuhui.

hebo wrote:

Nice pictures Philippe,

I like your room very much, You have good taste...   Didn´t you have a rubber sofa (or bubble sofa) aswell?? 

Thanks hebo!

Yep I still have the Bubble club sofa (by Starck for Kartell) : it is on my outside terrace.

hebo wrote:

What do you think about the BV10?

(tried to translate from the french forum with no luck)

I have ordered one, and I can´t wait - like a little boy waiting for santa🙂

My BV6-26 is now in the bedroom.

Well I really fancy the BV10! The thing is I'm about to move this year in a new apartment (bigger and my own landlord for the 1st time in my life!) and I fear the BV10 would have been too big. I don't want a TV to be intrusive, first because it's eye-catching, thus distracting, even disturbing, and because I am not really a TV addict.

So I made the choice of the following solution to replace my BV6-26: a bigger TV (32"), and a bigger sound (I listen music a lot)... Hence my new BV7-32+BL7-1 combo that will land to my flat tomorrow! (The BV1 stays in the bedroom with a new floor stand though, instead of the video stand, a bit too bulky these days).

jooka wrote:

scandinavian lamps and electronics pt2. :)

so nice to "see you again", philippe!

Hey Jooka!! So glad to see you too... Your interior is very nice (that didn't change! ;-) with your nordic furniture and concrete walls.. Who is the designer/artist for the dogs I see on your pics?

And BTW is your B&O gear evolving?

Philippe

Philippe wrote:

Hey Jooka!! So glad to see you too... Your interior is very nice (that didn't change! ;-) with your nordic furniture and concrete walls.. Who is the designer/artist for the dogs I see on your pics?

And BTW is your B&O gear evolving?

Philippe

thanks, philippe!

dogs and pony are designed by eero aarnio (finnish designer).

i'm about to change my bl8000's to a set of bl3. not sure when this is going to happen but i'm thinking about it heavily. i don't need more electronic junk on my apartment cause it can start dominating the whole thing and that is what i try to avoid.

make sure to post some pics of your new bv7! :)

I have a selection of mostly low energy lights. With a floor space of just 9 square metres, and only one room, there is not enough room for a lamp. I love the Lutron Grafik Eye light & shade system because it is integrated with the Beo4 remote.  It is cool to press one of the four colored buttons on the beautiful Beo4 to change to a different lighting sequence, without the need to walk (all the way) to the Lutron panel on the wall in the lobby😕 (thumbnail above of the Lutron panel pictured on the right). The different moods range from task through to romantic. For a different look, the three CjO'Neil (artist from Manchester) wall lights add a beautiful glow at night, pictured below.

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Under the Boffi, Norbert Wangen K4 kitchen I have placed LED lights which scroll through a selection of colors. (sorry the image won't load properly, so I have omitted it).

Image below shows the wall lights set into the wall which are from Wever & Ducre. They have a blue glass filter at the bottom. The blue touches were selected to match with the blue BeoCom2 and blue panel on the BeoCenter6-23. A Beo4 wall bracket now sits between the picture and the mirror, thanks to a suggestion from Elephant.  If anyone would like to have a personal tour of my LuxPod, it is a five minute walk from the Kensington Roof Gardens and you can drop by the day of the party on 27th March - if it isn't booked for that day. Regards, Judith

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