Light doesn’t simply play a practical role in a space, but will also transform its look and feel at the flick of a switch. On Monday, March 11, from 1.45pm-2.45pm, Hector Finch, of the eponymous decorative lighting company, Emily Todhunter, interior designer and Sally Storey, architectural lighting expert will discuss their different disciplines and how they can be combined to transform mood while offering the best illumination for the practicalities of daily life.
In particular, they will offer advice on choosing and using lights as a decorative device, as well as on positioning and employing lighting to manipulate the appearance of a space and highlight its key features.
The panellists share a huge depth and breadth of knowledge and expertise in the subject Drawing from his background dealing in antique light fittings, Hector Finch has an extensive knowledge of historical lighting which informs his extensive collection which sells all over the world. Today, he is an authority on the history of early electric lighting, as well as the craft and design skills required to create high-quality lamps, pendant lights and chandeliers.
Emily Todhunter is one of the world’s leading interior designers and Sally Storey is an acknowledged expert in architectural lighting, who has worked on a diverse range of projects, from the London offices of Goldman Sachs, Claridge’s and the Connaught, to high-profile residential projects.
Making Light Work: Event details
When: Monday, March 11, 2024 Time: 1.45pm-2.45pm Where: Hector Finch, 3rd Floor, DesignCentre East (020-7731 8886), Chelsea Harbour London SW10 0XE Cost: Entry is free
