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10 Easy Pieces: Glass Pendant Lights

Handblown glass is having a moment; a roundup of some of our favorite pendant lights:

Below: Minaret lamp by Jeremy Pyles; available in a range of colors for $550 at nichemodern.com:

Below: Meridian pendant lamp; $148 from sundancecatalog.com:

Below: Bubble pendant by NY glass artist Jeffrey Goodman; for information go to jgooddesign.com:

Below: West Elm’s seeded glass pendant light; $99 at westelm.com:

Below: Edison chandelier by NY artist Lindsey Adelman; available in a variety of configurations, starting with three blown glass orbs, with a choice of satin nickel or oil-rubbed bronze fittings; prices start at $4,400. Go to karkula.com for ordering information; also visit lindseyadelman.com:

Below: LA glass artist Alison Berger’s Bell Jar pendant in handblown crystal; available only at pluglighting.com:

Below: Ice chandelier; six hand-blown globes; $878.79 at scandinaviandesigncenter.com:

Below: Solitaire pendant by Jeremy Pyles; available in a variety of colors for $395 at nichemodern.com:

Below: Aquatinta Murano handblown glass pendant light by Michele de Lucchi; also available in green, glazed white, sanded, silver, or black; on sale for $715 at ylighting.com:

Below: Clear Glass Dome, with “chrome or sludgy brown” fittings; £95 at www.baileyshomeandgarden.com:

Below: From the Sundance catalog, Inkwell pendant light; $150 at sundancecatalog.com:

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Bath: Stylish Toilet Brush

From Julie:

One of our all-time favorite suppliers, London’s Labour and Wait, offers the perfect (and easy to replicate) toilet brush/holder combo; £15 at labourandwait.co.uk:

Below: Click here to revisit our previous posting on loo brushes: Baileys Home and Garden turk’s head brush/old flower pot combo:

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Blog Love: Clean+Istry

From Julie:

We think we have found our soulmate: a blogger who goes by the moniker clean+istry. Visit her blog detailing her adventures in cleaning: cleanistry.typepad.com. We have reproduced her first entry here:VIPP Toilet Brush:

If Clean+istry were to be reincarnated as a toilet brush, we would most certainly choose to return as a VIPP. The VIPP line of waste bins and toilet brushes are spare and solid and modern and timeless.

We first spotted a row of them in Conran’s and fell hard for their pleasing industrial lines. We desired them in bulk quantities. At $200 a pop they aren’t cheap, but the parts are replaceable.

Is toilet brush affection unusual? Maybe.

Is it wrong? No.

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