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If a candle is burning in a dark room, we don’t see the darkness, we see the light. Perhaps that’s why candles have become such a popular decor element over
Kim Cook Courtesy of Jennifer Ingram One of the choices from the Pittsburgh Candle Works spring collection. The label was designed by artist Shelbey Tharpe. Courtesy of Jennifer Ingram One of the choices from the Pittsburgh Candle Works neighborhood collection is Lawrenceville. The label was designed by Kirsten Lowe-Rebel. AP Virginia Valentini and Francesco Breganze of the Italian studio LatoxLato have designed a clever candelabrum; they use a water jet to precisely cut small slabs of marble. Closed, the pieces look like a solid slab. But with a few light pushes, a series of candleholders...
Candles a favorite this winter for light, color, scent and mood By KIM COOK, Associated Press Published: February 27, 2021, 6:05am Share: 3 Photos A variety of cone candles. At the Museum of Modern Art's design store, you can find Ester & Erik's cone-shaped candles that don't need holders; when they get down to about an inch, they snuff out. (MoMA Design Store) Photo Gallery If a candle is burning in a dark room, we don’t see the darkness, we see the light. Perhaps that’s why candles have become such a popular decor element over the course of the pandemic. Little ...