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have you seen? Bright lights! Check out the latest innovative lighting options from your fellow members. The latest collection from Baldinger Architectural Lighting uses a combination of polished nickel and crystal glass to create the suspending Gramercy lamp. Each clear strand of crystal is handmade. www.baldinger.com D’Style’s Flading Oval Chandelier is shown here in a brushed silver finish with six candelabra bulbs. The chandelier is 48 inches in length, 30 inches in width, and 22 inches in body height and the length of ceiling post varies (based on client needs). www.dstyleinc.com Palecek has a new line of table lamps that are made from natural materials. The Sliced Wood Lamp, shown here, is constructed from sliced and stacked plantation-grown hardwood (the lamp’s body) and a natural raffia shade with brown trim. www.palecek.com Mark McKenna of Humanscale’s design studio, has designed the company’s first LED task lighting solution, Element, meeting all of the Department of Energy’s criteria for an LED task light. The green features are vast: Element contains 40 percent recycled content, is 99 percent recyclable, can help earn LEED credits, and ships in 70 percent recycled packaging. www.humanscale.com 16 november 2009 www.newh.org tel 800.593.NEWH Crescent Brass Manufacturing offers product LT0165 in brass with a brush nickel finish. This new table lamp has a white silk shade and is part of a full lighting line with numerous patterns and fixture options. www.crescentco.com http://www.dstyleinc.com http://www.baldinger.com http://www.palecek.com http://www.crescentco.com http://www.humanscale.com http://www.newh.org

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of NEWH - November 2009

NEWH - November 2009
Contents
News
POV: Sustainability
POV: Spa Design
Scholarship: Icon of Industry
Design 101
Have you Seen?
Product Know-How
On the Scene
Cover Story: Burtco
Project: Bonneville Spa
Project: Spa at Encore
Project: Anaheim Marriott
Save the Date
Resources
New Members
Partner Profiles

NEWH - November 2009