ADG Lighting Gears Up for Dwell on Design LA
Leading Lighting Firm Collaborates with Local Designers for Premier Design Show.
- Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA (1888PressRelease) June 20, 2014 - Renowned for their creativity and vision on some of the city's most noted homes and commercial spaces, leading LA lighting design and manufacturing firm ADG Lighting will be partnering with several local interior designers for the annual Dwell on Design LA tradeshow June 20-22, 2014.
The team at ADG Lighting will collaborate on décor for the Met Loft apartments, located in downtown Los Angeles. The complex offers urban and contemporary one and two bedroom loft-style apartment homes. Along with designer Laura Schwartz Muller, the team will be using its sleek cube sconces, which were once part of actor/comedian Paul Reiser's estate. All lighting is designed by Gerald Olesker, and is part of the ADG collection of vintage and gently used lights. In addition, the lofts will feature Pyrex glass cluster pendants. These precision blown glass elements are part of the loft's grunge/sheik look.
ADG will also be collaborating with Frank Slesinski on special Isadore Pendants. Also designed by Gerald Olesker, these pendants are made of solid brass and acrylic mixed media lights. All other fixtures in the loft were tweaked and reworked by ADG Lighting to accommodate the custom needs of loft living.
Taking place at the Los Angeles Convention Center, the annual tradeshow showcases the best and brightest in modern design. From exhibitions to guest speakers, the show displays more than 2000 innovative modern furnishings and products.
About ADG Lighting
ADG Lighting, a subsidiary of Architectural Detail Group, is a custom design and manufacturing firm specializing in high-end residential and commercial spaces. Based in Agoura Hills, the company works with restaurants, hotels & resorts, and landmarks worldwide providing high caliber design and sustainable lighting solutions.
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