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    British Luminaire Cameron Design House crafts an exquisite sculptural piece for the London Design Festival

    APR 25, 2019 | By Nitija Shastri
    CLOCKWISE, FROM LEFT The design house provides colour and finish options that allow the Helmi to be tailored to any specification. A gold-plated industrial net displays a collection of glass pearls; A subtle LED light within each pearl combines as a collective to infuse any space with a warm glow; The Helmi chandelier features glass pearls hand blown in London.

    Sculptural lights make for interesting decor pieces to spruce up any boring home. Those who favour a minimalistic design temperament may find much appeal with Helmi, a Nordic-style, handcrafted piece peppered with glamorous elegance. For the design, Ian Cameron, founder and creative director of Cameron Design House, borrowed inspiration from a fishing trip in his Finnish hometown of Turku. This world-stopping piece also featured at the London Design Festival 2018. As part of the festival, the company joined forces with Los Angeles-based balloon artist Geronimo to create an immersive light installation in the heart of Shoreditch. British craftsmanship at its finest, Helmi, is designed with a 24 carat gold-plated industrial net displaying a collection of exquisite handblown glass pearls. Each glass pearl is illuminated by a single  LED filament bulb to set a warm ambience as you step into the surrounding space. Effortlessly suspended by the interwoven gold chains, the colossal chandelier is reminiscent of a fisherman’s net. Celebrating sculptural art and light in unison, the bespoke service allows Helmi to be tailored to your desired fit.