There’s a movement gathering pace in the interiors world and a quick flick through the pages of this month’s style bibles has confirmed it. Where once the glossy magazines were filled with ornate chandeliers and fancy lampshades, now there are bare bulbs and exposed fittings. Lighting hasn’t just gone back to basics, it’s gone back to bare necessities, resulting in a true celebration of form and function. Dangling by bedsides, hovering over islands, looping down hallways; vintage style bare bulbs on long, leisurely cables show just how relaxed we have got with our lighting tastes. But basic they are not. In fact, who knew solitary light bulbs could be so beautiful? Raw naked bulbs go wonderfully well with the rustic industrial interior trend that shows no sign of slowing. Exposed bricks and cabin style timber comes to life with a cluster of variated bulbs illuminating them. Here at Feather and Nest we have a carefully curated selection of lighting solutions. Choose from industrial inspired lighting to create a contemporary and unique look in your home, to fun pom pom lights adding colour & fun to your living space. Filament Light Bulb Large Globe Complete the industrial look with these stylish filament bulbs. Each 40 watt bulb has 3,000 hours of life. Oka Film Light in Antique Grey This striking Oka Film Light is a statement piece. The stylish iron tripod base works perfectly with the distressed metal lamp design. Jam Jar Lamp with Bulb This funky Jam Jar Lamp is made using a 1 Litre Kilner preserving jar, an E27 screw lamp holder, a transparent 3 pin plug and 2 metres of cable. Available in a selection of cable colours and comes complete with a very cool looking filament light bulb. Here are a few tips on how to bring industrial style lighting into your own home ...

Hi Laura, The last chandelier on the list is great and would fit the space well so I would say that's a must have! :) I personally like the wall lights but can see that they may not go with the overall look taking into account your other finishes. This is a very unobtrusive wall light which adds the soft glow required but can be fitted now and painted with the rest of the plaster to match the wall colour.. they will then blend nicely and not take away from the main feature. As the pendants are in a different area, I don't think it will make too much different that they are not the same style as your chandelier.. but they will work well with the rest of your kitchen which is fab! All the best.

What a gorgeous place to bask in the sunshine. It looks so warm and inviting. Thanks for sharing, a great project!

For us interior design is about so much more than choosing furniture it is about making sure the human experience is prioritized when we build. Our clients love it minimal, refined and not too cluttered. So for all of us it is about making their life better when they arrive from constant trips.