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Category Archives: Designer Collection
Introducing the Newest Atelier Collection: Scofield at Remains Lighting
Remains is proud to introduce Scofield at Remains Lighting, a collection specialized in 17th-19th C. American and European lighting designs based on original oil, candle and gas fixtures. Historic lighting design is united with modern technology in each hand-crafted piece. … Continue reading
Introducing the Dandelion 24 Chandelier
Remains Lighting is happy to introduce the newest addition to the Duquette collection, the Dandelion 24 Chandelier. The beaded fixture will join the Dandelion family, alongside the Dandelion 18 Chandelier and the Dandelion 32 Chandelier. Greatly influenced by nature, the … Continue reading
Introducing Commune for Remains Lighting
Remains Lighting is proud to announce our new collaboration with LA-based design firm, Commune. In February, several of the fixtures were prominently displayed in the Architectural Digest Greenroom at the 2015 Oscars, designed by Commune. You can read about and … Continue reading
Robert A. M. Stern Collection for Remains Lighting Celebration
The launch of the Robert A. M. Stern Collection for Remains Lighting was celebrated with cocktails and a book signing by Robert Stern of his new book, Buildings and Projects, 2010-2014. Held at the Remains Lighting showroom in Chelsea, guests … Continue reading
Robert A. M. Stern Collection for Remains Lighting
We are delighted to announce the official launch of our new collaboration: the Robert A. M. Stern Collection for Remains Lighting. The launch was celebrated with a book signing by Robert A. M. Stern at the Remains Lighting New York … Continue reading
Introducing the Duquette Dandelions
In keeping with Tony Duquettes decorative vision of exploding fireworks, starbursts, sunbursts and super novas, the new Dandelion fixtures by Remains Lighting are another example of his unique point of view. Duquette always insisted that his jeweled brooches could be … Continue reading
Remains Lighting joins Jim Thompson showroom in ADAC
Remains Lighting has established a beachhead in Atlanta. I found the Jim Thompson Thai Silk company through Hutton Wilkinson of Tony Duquette, Inc. Hutton had released a large collection of Duquette designs with Jim Thompson and when we launched our … Continue reading
Tony Duquette Splashing Water Chandelier by Remains Lighting in The New York Times
We were thrilled to see the Splashing Water chandelier in the Home section of the New York Times: Bathed in the Glow of Splashing Water By Linda Lee “As much theatrical designer as interior designer, Tony Duquette occupied a studio … Continue reading