Bestlite at Galilu Warsaw Perfumery

Galilu is an exclusive perfumery in Warsaw, Poland. The perfumery’s decoration includes Bestlite wall lamps (BL6) and preserves a living room atmosphere, allowing time to immerse yourself in the varied scents and brochures around you. The perfumery is located in an up and coming district for fashionable shops in central Warsaw.

Bestlite at Docken Restaurant

Docken is located at the old part of Nordhavn in Østerbro with a beautiful view of Øresund and the sundown over Hellerup. Docken is used for theater, concerts, exhibitions, product launching, art, company arrangements, conference, fairs, award shows and events. Shown with BL9XL Pendant Light

Bestlite at Danhostel Copenhagen

This design hostel is in the heart of central Copenhagen. The hostel is unique and the first of its kind in Europe. Bestlite furnished the design hostel with wall lamps (BL 7) and pendants (BL9). The project included 192 rooms, a restaurant and a reception and lounge area.

Bestlite at Churchill Hotel

Churchill Hotel is in York and is a classic example of a late Georgian mansion. The hotel was recently renovated throughout by the designers Oliver Redfern & David Richard Mellor.

Bestlite’s ceiling lamp (BL9) and table lamp (BL1) are in all the rooms in the hotel.

Bestlite at Hotel Avenue

The Avenue Hotel is in central Copenhagen. Working with the architect Michael Mammen, Bestlite provided the lighting in the 68 rooms, reception and lounge of the hotel. The Avenue Hotel is the first hotel in Denmark to offer guests the opportunity to buy the objects in the rooms. The rooms are furnished with Bestlite’s standard floor lamps (BL3) and table lamps (BL1), among other things.
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Bestlite at Hotel Astoria

The Hotel Astoria is in the heart of Copenhagen. The hotel was built in 1934-35 (architect: Ole Falkentorp) and is an example of the functionalistic ocean liner style.
 
Working with the architect Louise Due de Fønss, GUBI renovated and furnished the entire hotel.
Bestlite furnished the hotel with wall lamps (BL6) and table lamps (BL1). 
 

History of Bestlite

Robert Dudley Best drew the first drafts of the lamp that would later become synonymous with his name when he studied to become an industrial designer in Paris and Düsseldorf. As the lamp was the first example of Bauhaus in the UK, strong arguments were needed before the lamp could be put into production. The lamp was produced by the manufacturing firm Best & Lloyd, founded by Best’s family in 1840. After mention in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal, the architectural community opened its eyes to the lamp’s potential. Bestlite gained everlasting fame when Winston Churchill placed one on his desk in Whitehall.

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