This time the online interior design school will give you some tips about lights.

The traditional ‘Casa FOA’ in Buenos Aires presented in its 13,000m2 lots of proposals from the best designers.

One of those ideas was, for example, a great chandelier designed by the specialist Rubén Amsel. It is made with two hundred and ten crystal paperweights with an optic fiber wire in the interior. This is to create different effects of color and intensity. From the ceiling a mirror base gives the chandelier a spherical aspect.

Paula Herrero is an Argentinean architect, she presented this time a modern living room, and the central lamp is a resin sphere.

The illumination in the house designed by Cuca Villanueva and María Inés Nuñez is very original. It is made with crystal bubbles hanging at different highs with wire. Each ‘lamp’ has at least forty bubbles.

On the loft designed by Isabel Didot and Dolores Otamendi the one hundred and forty bulbs are hanging from their wires as a sculpture. It is very functional and practice.

Lis Santarelli made a bathroom that makes you think about the XIX century. The illumination is dramatic. In the central slit there are hidden fluorescent tubes with a double intention: functional and esthetic. The lamp called ‘Passion’, hangs from this slit. This lamp was designed by José Luis Amedller, and is made with leds covered with resin. They look like rain drops.

Architect Diana Reisfeld presented an atmosphere for relax. The illumination was designed by the architect. It is a chandelier made with different sized metal discs, lighted with leds and hanged with metal guides.

Pablo Chiappori lighted up his space with lamps made with acrylic and iron. They were created by him. The lamps make you remember ancient public artifacts.

Now if your house is more traditional, the online interior design school gives you some examples for table lights: Milenio Tecni-Nova has beautiful traditional lights, ‘Bonsai’ lamp from Blauet firm is made of wood with craft works, Paolo Marioni has a table golden light thin and not very tall, Laura Ashley has ‘Regent’ a model with ‘Empire cranford’ shade.

It depends on the space but for example in the living room, the better illumination is with a light in the ceiling. The online interior design school gives you some examples.

‘Dixie 2 ‘ from Blauet, from Dijkstra Lampen, ‘Vesta’, ‘Tridente’ from Albor design made on wood and metal, ‘Alpina’ from DLC, ‘Intra’ from Lucitalia firm, and ‘Nite’ with three tulips made on glass that is a design from Jorge Pensi for the firm B. Lux.

The online interior design school gives you the lasts news and the traditional examples for you to choose the best for your house.