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Office lighting - Playtika
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Office lighting - Finastra
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Office lighting - IBM
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Office lighting - EA Office
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Office lighting - EA Office
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Hospitality lighting - Stejarii Country Club
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Rezidential lighting - Otter Rock - New York
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Rezidential lighting - Otter Rock - New York
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Hospitality lighting - Shiseido Spa
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Religios lighting - Catedrala Catoilica Iasi
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Religious lighting - Catedrala Catoilica Iasi
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Religious lighting - Templul Coral
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Retail lighting - Obsentum
Office
(century XXI)
Light and color can have a significant impact in improving concentration and productivity.Modern
(1900-untill today)
Combining the latest technological news with the special shapes, tailored to the problems specific to modern spaces: high lighting level, multiple uses of spaces, wide rooms with lightweight false ceilings.-
Byzantine
(century IV - XV)
Balanced by a more organical geometry of the structure, domination of the ornamental processing of the metal with decorative accents of glass or even semi-precious stones. Classic
(century VIII - X)
A synthesis of the aesthetic elements used in the realization of illuminating bodies with details and proportions polished by generations of artisans, improved and adapted to modern requirements.Gothic
(century XII - XV)
The very slender structures , simple, but aggressive decorations, characterized by the sharp ogival arches, fascinated the art creators for centuries, returning today with stylized elements.Marie Louise
(1791-1847)
Imposing style through its opulence with the slenderness of some apparent metallic structures, in which the metallic surfaces bring the finesse, grace and warmth of the brass and leave room for decoration of glass with tint color.Marie Therese
(1638-1683)
It amplifies the light by using the crystals and dressing in the glass of metallic structures in abundance , masking the mastiffs by the baroque curvature of the arms.Modern romantic
(century XIX-XX)
Modern through the simplified, elegant line, through the romantic finishes, through the volumes and the overall silhouette that is sometimes reminiscent of the classic models.Neoclassical
(century XVIII-XIX)
The metal structures include manual makeing, molded ornaments, glass globes, crystal decorations, dedicated models of different shapes with set proportions by classical canons.Dutch style
(century XVI-XVII)
It is characterized by the simplicity of lines and the diversity of the finishing touches. The style can confer nobles on both a domestic interior or a large representative space.Romanesque
(century XIX - XX )
Combining European culture with the influences of the Near East ever since the medieval time, the Romanian style has been shaped, seeking to harness tradition and innovation in specific forms.Rustic style
(century XVIII - XIX)
By releasing the force, sincerity and a less restricted inventivity of canons, assemblies integrate into environments where natural elements are dominant.Saxon style
(century XVIII - XIX)
English style approaches with sobriety the proportions and classic details and it proves its longevity and charm in todays world.Venetian style
(century XIII - XV)
Illuminating bodies suitable for a romantic outdoor ambience, but also for intermediate spaces: loggias, vestibule, greenhouses made of handmade glass shapes in wrought iron garments.-
640 of models here
2788 projects made
42 years of experience
14 architectural styles
Made in Romania
Design & manufacture custom made lighting.
A pencil, a sheet of paper and the hand of the designer, along with the values of F.D Style... a new story begins with a sketch, then the details follow with passion and finally the image of a chandelier becomes part of the legend.
Refinement means autonomy in design and to have this autonomy, we produce all the components based on drawings, without purchasing from the outside and in time we discovered that only thus we can achieve perfectly aesthetically composed objects and with a exclusive image.
Designing and realizing under the same roof, F.D. Style is the fascinating scene of cooperation between artists, technicians and artisans constituting the indispensable team necessary for achieveing sophisticated creations, possible only with the help of the human heart and hand.
