From Here Now: Lee Broom Debuts Chant Portable Lighting and Celebrates Design Legacy at 3daysofdesign 2025
Explore Lee Broom’s landmark exhibition From Here Now at 3daysofdesign 2025 in Copenhagen. Discover over 70 iconic lighting designs, including the global debut of the Chant portable table lamp. A must-see for lighting design lovers and fans of portable lighting innovation.
Lee Broom: Alchemist
Introducing Alchemist, the latest lighting collection by Lee Broom. Alchemist delves into the ancient art of alchemy, transforming base metals into coveted objects while also reflecting its spiritual and mystical meanings. Inspired by the concepts presented in Paul Coelho's novel ‘The Alchemist,’ Broom envisioned a lighting collection that explores both the tangible aspects of alchemy and its metaphysical dimensions, incorporating themes from astrology, mythology, and folklore.
Apparatus, Los Angeles
Taking a tour of interdisciplinary design studio Apparatus’ Los Angeles showroom during the city’s Frieze art week.
Bill Amberg: Loom Collection
The Loom Collection is the first lighting collection created by leather expert Bill Amberg. The range is comprised of woven leather lighting available in four elegant and adaptable configurations. The designs have been created with both residential and commercial interior spaces in mind and are handcrafted at the brand's London studio.
Tala X David Weeks
The Reflection range marks the first installment in a trilogy of design collaborations between acclaimed New York designer David Weeks and the London-based lighting brand Tala. As Tala’s inaugural international design partnership, Weeks introduces a whimsical interpretation of Tala’s revered light bulb designs, creating four elegant table lamps that echo the shapes and finishes of the bulbs.
Decorex 2019
Highlights from the 2019 new-format edition of Decorex at its new home of Olympia, London.
Lee Broom: KALEIDOSCOPIA
Lee Broom transforms his London showroom into the 'KALEIDOSCOPIA' installation during the 2019 edition of the London Design Festival.
Salone del Mobile: Euroluce 2019
Running every two years at Salone del Mobile; Milan's furniture fair, Euroluce showcases the very best in lighting design from around the globe.
Lee Broom: Park Life, Sydney
Lee Broom creates one of his most significant landmark installations to date, a presentation with Space Furniture in Sydney, Australia. The show space is entitled ‘Park Life’ and showcases Broom's impressive portfolio of lighting, furniture and accessories for two weeks of March during his tour of Asia and Australia.
Stockholm Furniture Fair 2019
Stockholm Furniture Fair showcases an impressive curation of contemporary furniture and design during the 2019 edition of the city's design week.
Sketch / Tala / Rebel Rebel: Under The Mistletoe
sketch London teams up with luxury lighting brand Tala and florist Rebel Rebel to create the festive "Under The Mistletoe" installation in the Glade restaurant.
OCHRE X Flow Gallery
Luxury furniture and lighting brand OCHRE teams up with Notting Hill-based Flow Gallery to launch an exciting exhibition during this year's Clerkenwell Design Week.
Rossana Orlandi: Milan Design Week
Rossana Orlandi puts on a show for visitors of this year's Salone del Mobile with a beautiful curation of brands and designs at her exhibition space in San Vittore.
Moooi: Through the Eyes of… & the Museum of Extinct Animals
Moooi presents "Through the Eyes of... & the Museum of Extinct Animals" at the 2018 edition of Salone del Mobile, Milan.
Lee Broom: Observatory
Lee Broom unveils his latest collection of designs, the first of a three-phase launch 'Observatory' during the 2018 edition of Salone del Mobile.
Salone del Mobile: DeLightFuL Exhibition
Salone del Mobile showcases DeLightFuL, an exhibition to highlight Design, Light, Future and living, curated by Ciarmoli - Queda.
Tom Dixon: Multiplex - Milan Design Week
Tom Dixon wows the crowds yet again with his MULTIPLEX experience at this year's Milan Design Week, transforming the iconic Cinema and Galleria on via Manzoni.
Lee Broom: Time Machine, Milan Design Week
British designer Lee Broom celebrates his studio's tenth anniversary with the launch of a brutalist inspired grandfather clock set against ten years of work on a merry go round.