Jug Lights Become Art

hanging pendent glass lights in yellow, blue and clear in a bright interior with white architectural details and a stairway to the right

Instagram is such a great way to discover projects that are original and unique. That is exactly what happened a few weeks ago when we came across a great photo of an installation with our handblown Jug Lamps in a Venice, California.

The pendants hang from a 3-story high ceiling, in a canal home, in the heart of Venice. The client is a creative who is open to bold design. He went out of town for a couple of weeks and while he was away, I had a team of contractors hang 12 pendants of different colors and sizes, at varying heights. “In the end, it became an artistic light installation and total showstopper for the home! Thank you Cisco for the awesome lights!!” says Principal, Rachel Chulew.

 

Hand blown glass jugs cluster seen from above looking down on a living room

 

“I first heard about Cisco when I was just a design student in Los Angeles! Cisco was a clear choice for furnishings that had a casual elegance to them. The style shows an enduring, effortless chic. In design, it can be hard to strike the right balance between luxurious and casual, but Cisco was able to nail it down with the details – some industrial metals, rustic woods, global fabrics and fine lines.”

 

Rachel is the founder and principal of designHAUS24. They are a full-service design firm, able to take on projects as small as furniture/furnishing updates and as large as full scale remodels & new-builds, both residential and commercial. For many years they were LA-based, but they are now Dallas based with projects all over the country. Photography credit on these images is @CorinneCobabePhotography.  

 

Shop jugs link image of jug light products
 

About Rachel Chulew

 

Spending much of her childhood rearranging her bedroom furniture, it seemed only natural Rachel turn it into a career. With a background in both business and design, Rachel is the third generation in her family to go into the home design industry.  

 

After working in Los Angeles for a boutique architecture & interiors firm, Rachel headed out on her own and branched out across the country. She’s now based in Dallas, Texas with her husband and their 90lb chocolate Labrador, Cooper. She continues to rearrange her furniture for fun.