Bright Lights, Big Statement

Light up your life with British-based Duffy London’s Glow Canvases.

Light up your life with British-based Duffy London's Glow Canvases. Choose from a selection of prefab digital images-flowers, butterflies, chandeliers-printed on flame-retardant fabric panels that are backlit with low-wattage halogen bulbs. Or, if you wish, send in a digital pic of your dog; the company does custom prints. You can also get double-sided panels that can be suspended from the ceiling and used as room dividers. Sizes range from 27 inches square to 52 inches square, prices from $500 to $1,500 for custom pieces. Available through I.D., 3337 N. Halsted St., 773-755-4343, and by order at idchicago.com

Photography: Crosell & Co. Katrina Wittkamp

 

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