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Libby Langdon
LIGHTING BY DESIGNER, AUTHOR, AND TELEVISION PERSONALITY
Designer, author and home makeover television personality Libby Langdon is the creative force behind New York City-based design firm Libby Interiors, Inc. Her residential and commercial projects embody her easy, elegant, everyday style and reflect her signature look of combining classic lines with a chic, modern twist.
Libby's recent design on the cover of House Beautiful magazine's issue featured a five-page story highlighting her current NBC TV show, Daykeover with Libby Langdon, where she transforms her client's home from drab to fab in less than 12 hours while sharing her no-nonsense design tips. her other TV makeovers have been featured on HGTV, The View, and The Rachael Ray Show. Her first book, Libby Langdon's Small Space Solutions, offers innovative and inexpensive design ideas to help her small space dwellers live large.
Libby is fast becoming known for her growing collections of branded home furnishings products and she enjoys incorporating items she's designed into her T makeovers and design projects. Her work has been featured in leading design magazines including: Architectural Digest, House Beautiful, Traditional Home, Hamptons Cottages & Gardens and Better Homes and Garden. Look out for Libby's own monthly column in House Beautiful magazine.
 Crystorama Lighting was founded in Brooklyn, New York, in 1958 by Abraham Kleinberg. The company was initially established as a primary importer of crystal chandeliers from Bohemia-Northern Czechoslovakia and offered the finest selection of classical crystal designs. Abraham KleinbergÕs passion as an artist and designer was inspired from various cultures around the world. Through his travels he has incorporated into the product line the full hand cut crystal, the craftsmanship of decorative ironwork, and the meticulous manner by which ornate castings are hand chased to bring out their intricate detailing. CrystoramaÕs rich heritage has continued over the last 50 years by working with design communities in Europe, India, Asia, and North America. The classically designed chandeliers continue to use the authentic molds and patterns to maintain the traditions of our forefathers. In a world of mass production, Crystorama Lighting continues to offer classical chandeliers that require years of experience and specialized craftsmanship.
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