Melbourne Based lighting and furniture company Alex Earl produces a range of exciting and innovative lighting fixtures all manufactured and constructed in house. Their impressive manufacturing facilities located in Collingwood include CNC machining, metal work machining/welding and woodworking equipment.

This design company is also quite conscious of their environmental impact; they use FSC approved plywoods and solid timber, their off-cuts are recycled into other products where possible, the electricity they use in their workshop and showroom is sourced from renewable energy providers, and all plastic and metal off cuts are returned to the manufacturers for re-use – we think it’s safe to say, you can feel good about owning one of their pieces.

Their polypropylene lights featured above can be custom made to suit any size required and are just, to simply put it ….. “pretty”.

To seek more of Alex Earl’s pieces, visit their website and be sure to check out their custom projects for some impressive portfolio pieces.

Hello Evie and Hello Spun!

Spun is a new floor lamp inspired by the traditional wooden spinning top, designed by a Sydney based design studio called the Evie Group. Whilst the lamp was designed as a floor lamp, it also has the versatility to work as a ceiling feature.

The product is fabricated from frosted glass, and is available in two colours – gold or silver and three different sizes. You may recognise Spun as a finalist of the 2011 Bombay Sapphire Design Discovery Awards Australia.

This design group was established in 2010 by Alex Gilmour and Dominic Chong and together as a company have a few awards and achievements under their belt.

The product is available for purchase early next year, however in the meantime visit Evie Group to keep posted on it’s release.

Grandeliers is a lighting range launched by Queensland designer (now based in Tasmania) Loz Abberton. There are a variety of shapes and sizes available in the Grandeliers range, with most currently available in FSC (see below for description on FSC certified materials – in short, it’s a good thing) carbonised bamboo and lightweight plantation ply, it is delivered to you flat-packed and is assembled tool free!

Black acrylic is also available as a material, which is delivered to your door fully assembled.

Customised prints, dimensions and materials are welcomed by Who Did That.

Check out the full range at Who Did That.