Azebo Pendant

$395.00 – $995.00

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Manufacturer: ADRIAN LAWSON

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This pendant is made from recycled venetian blinds and is available in either cedar or basswood.

 

The components consist of slat rings and one suspension bracket and are available in four colours: Black, Beige, Light Blue or Grass Green. There are two diffusers available, white or opaque. The slats are finished off with a clear water based varnish.

Length is either 390, 690, 990 or 1290 mm with a Diameter of 210 mm.

All our pendant lights are for indoor use only.

You have the choice of white or black cloth cable with matching ceiling canopy.

Standard length for the 390 is 1 metre or you can choose 2 metres.

Standard length for the 690 is 2 metre or you can choose 1 metres.

The Azebo came about after the designing of the Avalon and the Gazebo range and is a blend of the Gazebo curves and the Avalon dimensions.

 

For enquiries and prices please contact workshopped at orders@workshopped.com.au or 02 91464353

Additional information

Weight 10 kg
Dimensions 21 × 21 × 70 cm
Length

1290mm, 390mm, 690mm, 990mm

Additional Information

Adrian grew up on the Isle of Colonsay, which is a small island off the west coast of Scotland. The remoteness of the island meant that the cost of bringing supplies to the community was costly and timely. Therefore there was a natural culture of upcycling, things were rarely thrown out without considering if they could be repurposed in the future. This was something that Adrian carried with him throughout his life, and when he immigrated to Australia in 2009 he chose to take his self-taught design into the direction of recycling.
He had previously designed and made furniture in Scotland and exhibited in London on several occasions. But with a new life in a new country came a new direction. Adrian found inspiration in the wooden venetian blinds that were placed out on the curb ready for the council pick up. They were of good quality and seemed such a waste that he started to think about how to repurpose them.

What initially seemed an easy idea took around two years.  the design takes into account the original width of the slats and the most common drop in a blind 28.  taking these factors into consideration along with the blinds prior cord holes, Adrian has reduced waste to a minimal.  Most of this comes down to the uniquely designed slat ring holder that he designed around these elements.

Adrian’s recycled lighting was placed in the selection for a Good Design Award in Sydney in 2017 and as a new company we were very proud of this achievement.