Chandeliers have long been bringing the tag of upgrading the level of homes, adding a touch of class and elegance placed in the right places. Sure they will have their issue of using to many incandescent bulbs that are the contributing elements towards aura and ambiance but the thing is also thinking that they are not the usual things turned on everyday.

This is to emphasize on the issue that chandeliers encourage wasting electricity. But whether they are lighted on or not, you can just feel the difference that they brought before and will continue to do so today for homes who still acknowledge the difference in home atmosphere that these classy chandeliers bring to any home.

Chandeliers have made a shimmering return to cool. Virtually all revamped restaurants and hotel bars are dotted with ornate cut-glass, crystal and plastic light fixtures.

Cheap and chic versions are available at big box stores and then there are the singular creations of designers like Arik Levy. Levy is a prolific designer who has put his stamp on everything from opera sets to jewellery and furniture.

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The Difference a Chandelier Brings in Homes

When you get two great minds together in the bed and furniture business, you are bound to come up with an extravagant design and this is exactly what furniture designer John Reeves and retailer Feather and Black got when they unveiled the Caprice Bed.

This new iron bed has a romantic twist to it, made up of a beautifully scalloped bed that makes iron beds up to date with the latest fad in the 21st century. Inspired by the aura of a woman, this bed offers a mixture of class and elegance that will surely be something to place in your room.

Reeves wanted to design and manufacture an iron bed for Feather & Black that would utilise the skill base and technologies available locally in Vietnam. Cast from wooden moulds created by hand the bed is finished to the highest quality by local craftsmen. Roughly sand cast, all impurities of the bespoke bed are left visible, adding beauty and individuality to each piece. Though polishing by hand is labour intensive, the raw and tactile finish of the metal frame bed is what makes it unique.

The Caprice bed is priced from £2,685 for a 4’6 double, and is on display in selected Feather & Black stores.

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Feather and Black Introduces the Caprice Bed