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Pumpal Light Resembling Kids’ Spinning Top Toys Posted: 11 Jan 2016 12:55 PM PST British designer Ewan Cashman has created a cement and wood floor lamp based on the shapes of spinning top toys he played with as a child. It features a circular white base that tapers to a point, attached to a long slender wooden body. The base is composed of hollow concrete, and provides the weight and balance that allows the lamp to be rotated 360 degrees – as a spinning top could be. A strip of LED lights is housed in the lamp’s body and covered in light diffusing plexiglass. The light’s cement and wood sections are joined together with a hollow steel rod used to transfer wiring as well as reinforce the structure. The post Pumpal Light Resembling Kids’ Spinning Top Toys appeared first on DigsDigs.

Victorian Terraced House Renovation With Soulful Elements Posted: 11 Jan 2016 05:55 AM PST Designer Mark Lewis was given free rein to update a run-down Victorian terraced house. The interior was renovated by exposing and embracing any interesting architectural details while adding sympathetic and soulful elements such as textured joinery or interesting wall finishes. A gathering space for the entire family, the kitchen has a mix of finishes for a feeling of warmth. In the bedroom, Lewis highlights the architectural molding with a contrasting paint color to the wall. The color play continues into the bathroom with a green painted window frame. I love how modern interiors harmoniously incorporate original old elements, they look like a whole symphony together. The post Victorian Terraced House Renovation With Soulful Elements appeared first on DigsDigs.

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