MILK BOTTLE CHANDELIER 12 LAMPS BY TEJO REMY FROM DROOG DESIGN

MILK BOTTLE CHANDELIER 12 LAMPS BY TEJO REMY FROM DROOG DESIGN Milk Bottle Chandelier by Tejo Remy, 1993 for droog design, is the quintessential example of artistic, simplistic, designer contemporary lighting. Milk Bottle Chandelier, made up of twelve frosted glass milk bottles in rows of three by four, is inspired by the dutch milk crates from the old days. Milk Bottle Chandelier wires may be adjusted to hang up to 10' from the ceiling. Seldom has design been this much fun! Droog is an innovative design enterprise based in Amsterdam. Set up in 1993 as a statement on design, it has developed the Droog mentality: creating innovative concepts in lighting, furniture and accessories that change perspective. Droog designs connect with the individual, the user. They deal with slowness, memories, nostalgia, re-use, craftsmanship, nature. Droog lighting, furniture and accessories generate experience, interaction, participation. They are products that are easy to comprehend, have meaning, tell stories; products that are meant to be cherished and not discarded without thought. Droog collaborates with a variety of designers, enlightened partners and clients, manufacturers and projects. Cutting edge designers from all over the world experiment with new concepts, new materials and new techniques but also with age-old craft methods. They inspire and nourish the Droog label which is distributed all over the world. Droog label offers a kaleidoscopic collection of exclusive designs that has grown to world fame, challenging design projects in the realm of products, interiors, dinner events, competitions and exhibitions. Designers Droog approaches need to share a mentality that looks at design as both functional statement and conceptual discourse. The result of the Droog curatorial approach is a collection of aesthetic and functional objects which together represent an idiosyncratic view on design in the 21st century. Droog designs have been featured in top international design magazines such as I.D., Domus, Case da Abitare, Axis,