Commercial
Devonshire Arms
Specifier: Shaun Clarkson ID
Salvaged English and German factory shades mix with softer reclaimed opaline glass fixtures from Czechoslovakia within the newly refurbished Devonshire Arms in West London.
The John Francis Basset
Specifier: Absolute Interiors
A series of our stunning aluminum and glass pendants illuminate the diners and serve as a functional point of focus when viewed from both inside and outside.
Fever
Specifier: In House Design Team
An eclectic mix of over 12 different product lines were utilised to achieve the desired effect within the refit of the West London store.
Les Deux Salons, London
Specifier: Martin Brudnizki Design Studio
Reclaimed opaline lights salvaged from a Norman church in Cornwall were utilised as the key feature within this Grand Parisian brasserie in Covent Garden, London.
Somerset House, London.
Specifier: Michalis Boyd Associates
Imposing industrial factory shades are deployed over the dining booths with a beautiful array of vintage English factory shades suspended within the private dining rooms.
Eden Project
Specifier: Boex
An eclectic mix of 10 differing styles of pendant provide variety within the compact retail outlet between the tropic and temperate biomes at the famous Eden Project in Cornwall.
Byron Burger Company
Specifier: Michalis Boyd Associates
The outlet on Haymarket features our reclaimed Royal Airforce shades salvaged from 1930s aircraft hangers.
Hush
Specifier: Michalis Boyd Associates
Skinflint were asked to supply the key feature lighting within this peaceful haven tucked away from the crowds in elegant Mayfair just off London's famous Bond Street.
114 Tottenham Court Road
Specifier: Owner
We were pleased to supply some of our imposing Czechoslovakian factory lights within this cool establishment on Tottenham Court Road, London, UK.
The Duchy of Cornwall Nursery
Specifier: Annabel Elliot
A mixture of our giant hanger shades salvaged from Heathrow airport and vintage English factory shades are installed at the Prince of Wales' Nursery in Lostwithiel, Cornwall.
Comme Des Garcons
Specifier: In House Design Team
The first collaboration with renowned Japanese fashion label, Comme Des Garcons, for their Dover Street Market store in Mayfair, London.
Le Pain Quotidien: Borough Market, London
Specifier: Kate Wilkins Lighting Design
Skinflint supplied a mixture of classical reclaimed glassware and original vintage factory shades to this cafe in the heart of London's Borough Market. Great coffee and cakes!
Market Lane Coffee House, Melbourne.
Specifier: Claire Larritt Evans
Skinflint were approached to supply the lighting for this trendy coffee house in the heart of Melbourne, Australia.
Le Pain Quotidien: Westfield (Shepards Bush, London)
Specifier: Kate Wilkins Lighting Design
A large run of our opaline pendants were installed as feature lights above both servery and seating areas with reclaimed art deco prismatic bulkheads within the dining booths.
Vinoteca, London
Specifier: Owner
Angled factory shades are used to highlight the vertical walls with retro opaline ovaloid church lights from the 1950s providing feature and general ambient lighting.
Flat Planet
Specifier: Fusion Design
This wholesome eatery features our industrial bulkheads within the ground floor scheme and a selection of vintage table lamps in the relaxed atmosphere of the basement.
Le Pain Quotidien: Covent Garden, London
Specifier: Kate Wilkins Lighting Design
A further fit out for French cafe group Le Pain Quotidien using vintage opaline globes salvaged from a Victorian hospital.
Le Pain Quitodien: Tottemham Court Road, London
Specifier: Kate Wilkins Lighting Design
A modest outlet on London’s Tottenham Court Road.
The Old Red Cow, London
Specifier: Owner
A beautiful pub within London's famous Smithfield Meat Market features some of our vintage angled factory shades to highlight the vertical areas to the rear of the bar.