John Dunn

Here is a report from some customers who bought some of our fibre optic components to take out to their house in Thailand. This is one of those projects which is actually fairly easy to do, but which results in a very interesting look, if done correctly. It takes advantage of two of the chief […]

This was an effective, yet very affordable project to add lighting to a staircase. It was possible to locate the light source centrally below the stairs, which meant that the fibre runs were relatively short, and our customer Paul G opted to use inexpensive 0.75mm and 1mm fibre with a 75 watt light source. So,

Here’s an interesting project by a student at Dublin’s National College of Art and Design. Sharon Butler was inspired by the shapes and colours of medusoid jellyfish, with their intricate structures and bio-luminescent properties, and decided to try to capture this form in a novel table lamp. To simulate the bio-luminscent filaments within the jellyfish

This is a project that demonstrates two of the real benefits that fibre optic lighting can offer – the ability to seal the lighting in during construction with no worries about access to replace failed bulbs/LEDs, and the ability to have safe, electricity-free illumination in a wet area. Our customer DH wanted to introduce some

This was a neatly-executed project by our customer, Stephen H, in which he added a fibre optic star ceiling to the canopy above his outdoor hot tub. The project is best described in his own words: “160 fibres were spread over the entire surface of the roof and, as you see, spread out in clusters.

This was a project undertaken by events lighting specialists TGS of Grantham who had been commissioned to create dramatic lighting effects in the main entrance to the Star Wars Celebration exhibition at the Excel centre in London’s Docklands. TGS stretched black fabric high up in the roof space and dangled sheathed 1mm polymer optical fibres through holes

This was part of the same bathroom makeover featured in Project 16, and was illuminated by the same light source which was located up in the attic, well away from any wet areas. In this part of the project the aim was to add some interest to the curved front panel of a corner bath,

In this project in North Wales our customer, Ian, had created a stylish formal garden in which there was a sheltered paved area, with walls on two sides and a couple of water features. He wanted to add some interesting lighting effects to this area, and approached us about creating a colour wash effect on

One of the country’s premier manufacturers of bespoke saunas, Reefgrove of Harrogate, recently used Starscape products to create a simple but effective star ceiling in the “Escape” Health Club at the prestigious Scotsman Hotel in Edinburgh. The star ceiling consists of 105 fibres of 1mm diameter, with acrylic end fittings. The stars are illuminated by