Varaluz delivers eco-friendly lighting in style!
In celebration of Earth Day, we would like to recognize one of our favorite lighting lines, Varaluz. Not only do they offer amazingly cool lighting designs, they use eco-friendly materials and make them all by hand. Their light fixtures are made out of recycled steel, recycled glass and sustainable reclaimed shells and fibers.
Their inspirations start with a sketch by their creative design group and are then developed into light fixtures by their team of skilled iron-working artisans in the Philippines. All of their finishes are applied by hand, providing depth and dimension to their designs. Custom finishes are also available.
Varaluz offers a wide selection of chandeliers, pendants, sconces, bath lighting, outdoor lighting and lamps. While their style is generally modern and contemporary, they also offer mediterranean, craftsman-mission and vintage inspired styles as well. The names of their fixture families, such as, go-go, encaged, area 51, wright stuff, at-mesh-sphere and slatisfaction provide a glimpse into their creativity and unique approach to lighting. They call it “cool design with a conscience” and there is nothing quite like it!
Our Varaluz lighting gallery is right inside the front door of our showroom, where we have our favorites and best sellers on display, as shown below.
Varaluz display in the Legend Lighting showroom
Our lighting designers love using Varaluz light fixtures in our projects. Below are some of our favorite photos of Varaluz installations.
Varaluz Rain takes center stage in this dining room. This Austin home was built by JKD Builder with interior design done by Robin Bond Interiors.
Varaluz Affinity is perfect over this island in a home built by VII Custom Homes with interior design done by Regina C. Designs.
Varaluz Fascination is a great choice in this pool bath in a home built by Summit Builders with interior design by Interior Selections Austin.
Varaluz Pinwheel is a fun addition to this master closet in a home built by VII Custom Homes.
Varaluz Soho adds style in a guest house built by Enertech.