01 August 2009

STUNNING new ‘icicle chandeliers’, designed and made for The Stourbridge Glass Collection in England, could soon be arriving in the Gulf region.
These chandeliers comprise hand-blown crystal icicles of varying lengths and often incorporate ribbon LEDs or discreet halogen bulbs to illuminate them.
“They are truly spectacular when installed in hotels, malls or luxury residences, particularly when they incorporate colour changing combinations,” says Steve Parker, founder and director of Stourbridge Glass.
Part of the Stourbridge Glass International Collection, each chandelier has been designed and commissioned individually to make it truly unique.
Parker adds: “Our company combines over 25 years of fine interiors project experience worldwide, with the skills of world-class glass artists and creators. We are proud to be the glass industry partner of Association of Professional Interior Designers (Apid) and visit the Gulf region regularly, so we will be pleased to receive enquiries and meet interested companies and individuals soon.”
Stourbridge Glass is one of the reputed names in world glassmaking. Glass factories in the Stourbridge area have created some of the finest glass ever made and also sent out glassmakers who established the most famous glass names in the world. From the very beginning, Stourbridge Glass had international connections.

 

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