Nikau Pendant 106 Chandeliers & Pendants David Trubridge

Nikau Pendant

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Nikau Pendant

By David Trubridge, For David Trubridge

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SPEC #: DTR1121860 | ID: NIK-FULL-BMB-BLU-KIT-SET

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Nikau Pendant

SPEC #: DTR1121860

ID: NIK-FULL-BMB-BLU-KIT-SET

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The Nikau Pendant is inspired by the indigenous palm tree in New Zealand. Features a Bamboo Plywood material available in a variety of colors. Made in New Zealand.

Ships flat-packed requiring complete assembly, semi-assembled requiring 5-10 minutes of final assembly per fixture prior to installation, or fully assembled and ready to hang. Largest size ships fully assembled only. Commercial projects/jobsites must order fully or semi-assembled.

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Color: Aqua Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Aqua Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Black Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Blue Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Lime Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Orange Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Pink Interior, Bamboo Exterior / Red Interior, Bamboo Exterior / White Interior, Black Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Black Exterior / Black Interior, Blue Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Lime Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Orange Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Pink Exterior / Bamboo Interior, Red Exterior / Bamboo Interior, White Exterior / Bamboo Interior, White Exterior / White Interior

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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Educated in boat design but self-taught in furniture design, David Trubridge traveled the world by yacht and found inspiration for his line of eco-friendly lighting and furniture. David Trubridge light fixtures are constructed from the most sustainable timber, plywood and plastic available, and only non-toxic, organic oil finishes are used. The geometric patterns used in David Trubridge chandeliers and pendants come from shapes found in nature, like coral reefs, sea urchins and snowflakes. Their unexpected patterns and use of color are a refreshing take on the modern lighting we know today.

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David Trubridge graduated from Newcastle University in Northern England in 1972 with a degree in Naval Architecture (boat design). For the next ten years he lived and worked in rural Northumberland. He taught himself furniture making while working part-time as a forester on a private estate. He went on to develop his own designs which were exhibited around Britain.

During this time he married Linda, a Fine Arts graduate, and they had two sons, Sam and Billy. In 1981 they sold everything they had, bought the yacht Hornpipe' and set out on an open ended adventure around the world. For five years they sailed through the Caribbean and Pacific, stopping to work for a while in the Virgin Islands and Tahiti. David made whole house lots of furniture for expatriates on Tortola and Moorea. They arrived in New Zealand in late 1985 basing themselves in the Bay of Islands from where they continued to sail on Hornpipe'. David started to make furniture influenced by their Pacific travels. A series of chairs were made like outrigger canoes : light flexible structures fastened with string lashings held graceful canoe forms as seats. Canoe Chair is in the entrance foyer of the New Zealand embassy in Tokyo.

When Sam and Billy entered High School they sold Hornpipe' and moved to Hawkes Bay. David was Artist-in-Residence at Hawkes Bay Polytechnic (now EIT). He developed a series of works derived from the East Coast landscape and its fractured friable rocks. They built a house in Havelock North, which David designed. This led on to further architectural commissions. Taking inspiration from their much loved boat, the colourful Hornpipe Bench was made for a national Design competition using Radiata Pine, which it won as well as a number of other awards. It was exhibited in Hannover at Ligna' and London, and was included in the International Design Yearbook. The prize for the design competition was a trip to Japan. David combined this with a short residency at Kyoto College of Art. With the help of a Creative New Zealand (Arts Council) grant David produced a series of figurative works. They retained expressive tool-marks from the making process and also incorporated wood block prints. In 1999 David curated a national exhibition called Furniture in Context for the Hawkes Bay Cultural Trust, which later travelled to the Dowse Art Museum. For it he made the first Body Raft 98 designs, which were exhibited with blue-prints of yacht designs. The second version of the Body Raft was shown at Salone Satellite in the 2001 Milan Furniture Fair, where it was picked up for manufacture by Cappellini. This was the start of a whole new change in David's fortunes, life style and business model. His role has developed from that of a local designer/maker to an internationally known designer running his own design and manufacturing business with sales all over the world.

In the last few years he has exhibited at 100% Design in London, nine times at the Salone del Mobile in Milan, and four times at ICFF in New York. His Body Raft' design is currently being manufactured by Cappellini, and was voted an iconic New Zealand design' by Urbis readers. His design Raft' was the only piece of furniture in the finals of the Japan Design Foundation's International Competition 2001, and was also selected for the International Design Yearbook (IDYB). Snowflake light won a Silver Leaf at ISDA Japan. He has been selected for five IDYB entries.

Over recent years his designs have been featured countless times in publications around the world, from Portugal to Lithuania, Ireland to Taiwan, Iceland to Ukraine, including the influential Italian magazines Abitare, ddn and Interni, plus Time, Wallpaper, I D magazine, and even the Financial Times. His work and writing have appeared in a number of design books and his designs have featured on the cover of two eco-design books. For two years in a row Abitare picked out one of his designs for their preview of the best things to see in the Milan Furniture Fair.

In 2006 the French editors of Elle Dcor magazine judged his lighting to be the best of the year. And in 2008 another French magazine Express listed him as one of the top 15 designers in the world. In various recent European articles his work has been identified as internationally trendsetting in a new form of raw sophistication His work has been exhibited in the Pompidou Centre, Paris and at important design shows in Zurich, Gwangju (Korea), Taipei, Singapore, Sydney, Dubai. It has been used in shops as part of displays supporting fashion designers Kate Moss in London's Top Shop, and Stella McCartney in Printemps Paris, and on the catwalk in Milan fashion week. It can be seen in luxury resorts around the world in such places as the Seychelles, Mauritius, and Fiji.