CGTrader - 3D Models / 3D Designers Sign inLamp / Light 3D models4,397 3D Lamp / Light models available for download. 3D Lamp / Light models are ready for animation, games and VR / AR projects. Use filters to find rigged, animated, low-poly or free 3D models. Available in any file format including FBX, OBJ, MAX, 3DS, C4DPriceFreeFormats3D Studio Max (.max, )Wolfers Lighting is Greater Boston’s best lighting resource for homeowners, business owners, architects, interior designers, builders, electricians, and other trade professionals. We are the premier supplier of residential and commercial lighting, with the largest lighting showrooms in New England. At Wolfers, we understand lighting, its intricacies and its potential. Established in 1931, we apply our longstanding experience and in-depth knowledge of lighting products, industry trends, and latest technologies to creating the best lighting solution for you. Our unique lighting labs, where you can see firsthand how specific lighting plans and products will work in your home, store, or office, along with our Green Zone, where you can compare different energy-efficient lighting technologies, are what make Wolfers Lighting unlike any other lighting company in Boston.

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Contemporary Lines: Tech Lighting, WAC, and more. Almost 50 years of experience! Very helpful and responsive lighting consultation. Serves both consumers and trade professionals. You buy with the assurance of best value Origins of interior designThe art of interior design encompasses all of the fixed and movable ornamental objects that form an integral part of the inside of any human habitation. It is essential to remember that much of what today is classified as art and exhibited in galleries and museums was originally used to furnish interiors. Paintings were usually ordered by size and frequently by subject from a painter who often practiced other forms of art, including furniture design and decoration. Sculptors in stone or bronze were often goldsmiths who did a variety of ornamental metalwork. The more important artists ... (100 of 41,470 words)Located off London Road (A20) and dating back to 1102, Preston Hall was for over 400 years the country residence of the Culpeper family, relatives of the Dukes of Norfolk, whose descendants included Joyce Culpeper (mother of Queen Catherine Howard, fifth wife of Henry VIII);

Catherine Howard and Sir Thomas Culpeper, courtier to Henry VIII and Catherine’s secret lover, a liaison for which they were both executed. In 1848 Preston Hall was purchased by Edward Ladd Betts, a railroad baron, who sold Preston Hall in 1867 to rival railway baron Thomas Brassey. In 1914 the final family to own Preston Hall, the Sauber family, gifted the hall to the Red Cross, enabling it to serve as a hospital during WWI. In 1925 Preston Hall became a hospital for the Royal British Legion and finally between 1945 to 2012 it served as headquarters for the local health authority. Now Weston Homes are meticulously restoring the Grade II listed building and its 2.5 acres of gardens, and have worked with luxury design house Voyage Interiors on the interior design and dressing of the great hall and new show apartment. Approached down a long avenue opening onto a circular carriage driveway, Preston Hall provides a stunning first impression with its grand stone façade with large bay windows;

coats of arms, turrets and towers complete with orangery and ornate stables. Two historic stone lions, sculpted by John Thomas PA in 1838 and originally located in the gardens of Preston Hall, were dramatically stolen from the estate in 2013 but later recovered by Kent Police. For the launch of Preston Hall the lions, each weighing three tonnes, have been returned by Weston Homes to their historic plinths, now located either side of the main entrance to the manor house. The stone entrance portico leads into a hallway whose marble diamond patterned flooring and elegant walls and ceiling have been carefully refurbished to create a striking visual impression for residents and visitors like. Arched double doors open into the dramatic three-storey-high great hall which is surmounted by a glass roof cupola. To one side of the great hall the original grand Oakwood staircase gives access to a galleried landing and the first floor of the manor house. In order to create a stylish contemporary ambience, silver damask wallpaper, a large station clock, Nero framed historic prints of Preston Hall and black leather armchairs and sofas have been used to dress the space complete with diamond pattern marble flooring bordering a central inlaid carpet dressed with furniture.

Each of 36 residences have individual marketing names, unique layouts and features and include apartments, mews houses and villas. They range up to 2,255 sqft in size, some with mezzanine levels open to spectacular double height living areas. Weston Homes have skillfully combined period details including wall paneling, fireplaces, ceiling coving and moldings with state-of-the-art specification including designer fully fitted fitted Oakwood kitchens, spacious stone paneled bathroom suites and spacious living rooms and luxurious bedrooms. The result is new homes that combine history with all the facilities required for modern living. Known as The Duke, the two bedroom show apartment demonstrates how Weston Homes have skillfully layered contemporary features and specification onto the historic fabric of the building. The walnut wood entrance door with Art Deco style detailing opens into a marble floored entrance hall with 13ft high ceiling. The hall leads into the magnificent reception room which has a 16ft high ceiling and deep bay with windows and double doors overlooking the rear garden.

The main living area has silver cream sofas and feature chairs positioned underneath a dramatic 9ft drop contemporary chandelier, with modern wallpaper and feature mirrors, walnut wood strip flooring and restored cast iron Edwardian radiators creating a skillful blend of modern and period features. This grand living space incorporates a 10 seater dining area and a stylish open plan kitchen complete with spacious breakfast bar. The high gloss kitchen cabinets have under unit LED strip lighting, stone worktops and high quality integrated appliances. Bespoke brand Fascino, which is exclusive to Weston Homes, have designed and supplied the kitchen with a luxury hotel-style sink, in-built liquid soap dispenser, shower hose style tap and instant boiling/cold filtered water system. With its contemporary glass balustrade, the galleried mezzanine that overlooks the main living area has been designed to provide flexible space. It can be used as a second living area, TV room, study or sleeping area.

Weston Homes and Voyage Interiors have dressed the mezzanine as a luxurious sleeping area with bedroom, living area, dressing area complete with access to an adjoining ensuite bathroom. Located off the entrance hall, the master bedroom suite can without doubt lay claim to being one of the most spectacular VIP sleeping areas to be unveiled this year. The master suite has its own private foyer which gives access to the bedroom and a luxurious ensuite with twin sinks and double shower. With its 16ft high ceiling and deep bay window the grand master bedroom recalls the ambience and style of the Ralph Lauren store on London’s Bond Street. The walls are lined with rich and opulent period wood paneling and shelving with a feature fireplace with marble inlay surmounted by oversize inlaid mirror. Situated beneath a contemporary chandelier, the super-king-size bed has been positioned in the centre of the room with an in-built pop-up television at one end and at the other a tall bespoke silver-cream headboard, which has been skillfully used to divide the space, concealing a make-up and dressing area on the other side.

The bedroom benefits from a spacious walk-in dressing room lined with hanging rails and shelving. The rear gardens of Preston Hall have been restored by Weston Homes who have used historic Edwardian-era photography as a guide and inspiration for the new landscaping. Along the rear façade of the mansion is a new gravel lined promenade terrace with stone steps and tiered lawns leading down to the main garden. The centerpiece of the gardens is a Versailles-style stone fountain with four mermaids, dating from the 1830s, which has been meticulously restored to full working order. Around the fountain new lawns, parterre style plant beds, stone urns and gravel pathways have returned the grounds to an elegance not seen since their Edwardian heyday. Bob Weston, Chairman & Managing Director of Weston Homes said: “With its links to King Henry VIII, its grand stone façade and spacious period interiors Preston Hall provided Weston Homes with a rich historic backdrop on which we have layered a luxurious state-of-the-specification and new build elements in order to create the most outstanding contemporary homes to be unveiled in this part of Kent.