Showing posts with label candlesticks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label candlesticks. Show all posts
Candleholders from Ferm Living
I think these painted timber candleholders from Ferm Living are rather fab. This design was inspired by the film "Lady and the Tramp", where in one famous scene there is a candlelit dinner at Tony's and on the table there is a wine bottle with a candle in it. Ferm Living have continued the idea of a candle in the bottle top and added some great colours.
Photographs via Ferm Living.
Pewter Candlesticks
Recently I browsed through the book, 'Simply Scandinavian' edited by Sara Norrman, and I noted a popular use of traditional pewter candlesticks arranged in the interiors. Most of the candlesticks were antique and very simple. I liked the contrast between the fresh, white and simple interiors with these traditional and substantial pieces.
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| Simply Scandinavian edited by Sara Norrman |
| Dining table arrangement. |
| Close up of pewter candlestick from Citta. |
Today I had a delivery from Citta for some clients of mine. We ordered a pair of the tall pewter candlesticks for their grey marble fireplace mantle. I unwrapped them to see how they looked and temporarily arranged one on my dining table.
Photographs by Charlotte Minty.




