“Shining Stars. Looking for lavish lighting? Bring on the chandeliers, says Talib Choudhry. Rotterdam chandelier, £4,194 by Barovier & Toso, from Cameron Peters.” Sunday Times Style magazine, December 17th 2006.

“Cameron Peters offers a wide range of chandeliers from manufacturers around the world. Peter Younie, managing director, has seen the trend move to contemporary chandeliers; ‘The vast number that we sell are contemporary and often site-specific. The most important thing about a glass chandelier is the refraction of light in the crystal- the effect crystal generates is far larger than any other material...A striking colour can make a contemporary chandelier out of a traditional design. Like the Amsterdam and the Rotterdam by Barovier & Toso...” Total Lighting, December 2006.

“During the nineties, interiors all over the UK were fitted with spoltlights set flush into ceilings. There are several reasons why these ubiquitous spotlights have now become passé and it’s time for people to think seriously about changing them...Now that we’ve left minimalism behind, the fashion in interiors has become more decorative, witty, colourful and full of texture and pattern. Portable [or fixed] floor, wall or ceiling mounted up-lighters are a great way to replace these spots. They can be moved around- even taken to one’s next house...” Peter Younie in Total Lighting, December 2006.

“The Agave energy-saving lighting range by Luceplan from Cameron Peters is as innovative as it is stylish, retailing from £149.” Surrey Life, November 2006.

“Diabolo chandelier from a range by Mathieu Challieres available from Cameron Peters of Oxfordshire.” MYSPACE DESIGN GUIDE, autumn 2006.

“Sybarite brass table lamp with lime wood base by Ombre Portee from Cameron Peters £362.” The FT How to Spend It magazine, December 2006.

“Illuminating the world. The Astralis lantern is one example of how these designers have lit up our lives. From Cameron Peters.” VELO in-flight magazine, Mexico City, December 06.

“The striking chandelier is made from antique Bohemian crystal- for similar try Challieres Paris at Cameron Peters.” ELLE Dec, December 2006.

“Ceiling gloomy? Then cheer up your interior with an extravagant chandelier, counsels Benjamin Kempton....Lightweight by Tom Dixon for Foscarini, £2,233 at Cameron Peters.” World of Interiors, December 2006.

“The white Balthazar chandelier by Challières is made from rough plaster- it is also available in larger and smaller sizes, and as wall sconces, and costs £496, at Cameron Peters”. House & Garden, December 2006.

“One area that has become something of a hot topic in recent years is energy efficiency...and the new Building Regulations Part L. These came into force in April this year and refer to energy efficiency in many areas of the home, including lighting. ‘The incandescent lamps will soon become something of a rarity and we’ll have to become accustomed to compact fluorescent lamps’ says a representative for Cameron Peters. ‘Thankfully, while the British have been cursing fluorescent light as the epitome of bad style, European designers have been figuring out how to make it beautiful’ says the spokesperson for Cameron Peters...Dulcinea by, Ombre Portée available from Cameron Peters”. Total Lighting Magazine, November 2006.

“Of eight-two current suppliers to Cameron Peters, many offer beautifully designed luminaires specifically made for reading and other tasks. One of the most stuning is by Technolumen in Germany and is called EB27. It was designed by Eduard-Wilfried Buquet in 1927 and is exquisitely made of silver-plated brass. Other favourites at Cameron Peters include 360 by Norman Foster for Fontana Arte, the BestLight and Anglepoise lamps and Berenice task light by Luceplan.” Total Lighting Magazine, November 2006.

“Inspired Ideas. Evoke the essence of the Japanese minka with natural materials, clean lines and a simple palette of red, white and black...IQ light shade £70 at Cameron Peters.” Inside Out Magazine (Sunday Times) November 2006.

“Cameron Peters distributes a vast range of lighting from many manufacturers, a lot who produce lighting suitable for use in showrooms. Album has been manufacturing high-level design lighting for several years...including two safety, extra low-voltage [12V] systems designed by Pepe Tanzi- Orbite and Radiale...Also available from Cameron Peters is the Tenso system from Cini & Nils, designed by Luta Bettonica and Mario Melocchi. Ideal for car showrooms, the system takes T5 fluorescent lamps and can be suspended or cable mounted. Above, Luceplan’s Piccolo, available from Cameron Peters.” Total Lighting, November 2006.

“Stones by Marta Laudani and Marco Romanelli, from Cameron Peters, are fluorescent fittings that provide a diffused ambient light and cost from £175” Rebecca Weir, House & Garden, November 2006.

“Cameron Peters offer the widest selection of fine contemporary lighting in the UK. A large number of their stunning lights were conceived with energy conservation in mind using LEDs, compact fluorescents and fibre optic technologies.” The Green Guide to Christmas, November 2006

“Ingo Maurer tends to be a touchstone for me to figure out how knowledgeable someone is about lighting” says Peter Younie of lighting studio Cameron Peters, which sells all Maurer’s lights to order. ‘Maurer has not just a love of lighting but an understanding and curiosity about new lighting technologies that continually push his work.’ Younie points out that the designer invented low-voltage track lighting as well as finger-touch on/off and dimming technology (TouchTronic). He was also a pioneer in transposing LED technology from its industrial usage in car dash displays to the domestic.” Jenny Dalton, FT How to Spend It magazine, October 2006.

“These chandeliers are the first crystal chandeliers ever to be made specifically for outside use. They have been designed by Roel Haagmans of Windfall in Munich for Cameron Peters on behalf of BCA Landscapes...Windfall is one of Germany’s most illustrious chandelier manufacturers.” Interior Design Magazine, November 2006.

“Indulge your ornithological side with this La Volière lamp shade by Challières Paris at Cameron Peters. It may be camper than Graham Norton in a tutu, and have a hint of Hitchcockian menace about it, but there’s no better way of bringing the outdoors in this winter.” Living Etc, November 2006.

“As design classics go, £60 is a tiny outlay for this jack-in-the-box light; it is already a permanent exhibit at New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Cuboluce Lamp by Cini & Nils from Cameron Peters fine lighting.” The Guardian, November 3rd, 2006.

“Some of the best-loved lights at Cameron Peters fine lighting in Oxfordshire were designed by Vico Magistretti, a great icon of design who died in Milan on 19th September aged 85.” Hotel Designs, November 2006.

“From overhead illumination in the restaurant to comfortable bedside lamps, lighting can change the feel of a space. The Anglepoise Giant will set you back £1,660, but for novelty value, it can’t be beaten. From Cameron Peters” Hotel Business October 2006.

“Buying the Best Lighting. Scabetti was set up in 1999 by Dominic Bromley to bring a range of distinctive sculptural ceramics to contemporary interiors...the most striking of which is the Drawn to the Light chandelier. New versions were launched at 100% Design this year, including wooden, black bone china and blue glass versions, as well as an extra long model which is perfect for hanging over bars or tables..through Cameron Peters.” Hotel Business October 2006.

“Peter Younie, MD at Cameron Peters says: ‘There’s such a breathtaking variety of lighting for every practical purpose...Regulations relating to conservation mean that people are looking for more fluorescent and LED decorative lights...It’s important that consumers aren’t satisfied with ugly or mediocre designs.” idFX, October 2006.

“Matthieu Challières’ bird cage light will create a fun, quirky focal point in a room. Available from Cameron Peters.” BBC Homes & Antiques, October 2006.

“Editor’s Choice: Gladys by Bsweden at Cameron Peters.” Interior Design magazine, October 2006

“Astralis by Odue from Cameron Peters. Steel base and tubular support and shade in lacquered polyurethane, in a range of colours.” Bridge for Design, September 2006.

“A new generation of specially designed lamps are being designed to ensure that only energy efficient luminaires are used in the home” says Michele Hall, sales director at Cameron Peters: “The current trend in domestic lighting is much more design-aware than it was even six months ago, and people are much more adventurous, looking for special decorative pieces for their homes.” Total Lighting Magazine, September 2006.

“Candelabra style floor lamp designed by Carlo Scarpa for Venini from Cameron Peters.” Bridge For Design, September 2006.

“Lighting experts Cameron Peters had the bright idea of trawling Europe to find leading fluorescent light designers for a range which is as lovely as it is eco-friendly. Look out for work by Nemo, Louis Poulsen and this by Luceplan.” The Independent, Sunday Review, 10 September 2006.

“Cameron Peters take delivery of a very hot chandelier by Nora de Rudder and are delighted to become her agents in the UK.” Interior Design magazine, September 2006

“The Scintilla chandelier from NeuesLicht, available at Cameron Peters.” Total Lighting magazine, September 2006.

“An elite group of trend forecasters unveils the [wedding] reception trends for 2007, predicting red and white as the new hot colours. From top, classic style with a twist- red hand-blown Murano glass chandelier, £46,000, Barovier & Tosos at Cameron Peters. Wedding Day magazine, August/September 2006.

“Philippe Starck is a big fan of Belgian designer Nora de Rudder’s surreal lighting, now on display at Cameron Peters.” idFX, August 2006.

“The Rotterdam chandelier, designed by Murano firm Barovier & Toso...shown here with eight lights in Anatalia green (it also comes in grey, light pink or violet) it costs £4,194 from Cameron Peters.” House & Garden September 2006.

“Looking for a show-stopping chandelier to hang in your hall, dining or living room? Look no further than the Medusa from Slamp, £1,305 from Cameron Peters.” Naomi Cleaver, 4Homes magazine, August 2006.

“The Mussel chandelier by Nora de Rudder is inspired by the work of the Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers...When the light is switched on, the shells are illuminated £2,965 from Cameron Peters.“ Telegraph Magazine, 5th August 2006.

“New Chandeliers. The Nigel Coates Medusa and Fiorella lights for Slamp have a truly exuberant over the top feel, that references classic chandelier design but resolutely updates the form with new materials and shapes. From Cameron Peters.” Mix Future Interiors, Summer 2006.

“This Fiorella chandelier (extrawhite) is made of Opalflex plastic, which does not discolour with age and heat. It costs £261 by Nigel Coates, at Cameron Peters.” House & Garden August 2006 (insider decorator’s notebook).

“The Radiale lighting system from Cameron Peters is a low-voltage solution for lighting irregular architectural environments.” FX July 2006.

“The stunning new 2006 collection of hand-made lights by Mathieu Challieres is now available from Cameron Peters.” Hotel Designs. July 2006.

“The UFO is a simple, almost archetypic pendant, made entirely of fiber optics...it is energy saving and water resistant, making it safe to hang in wet rooms, spas or outdoor areas.” Hospitality Interiors, June/July 2006.

“This pink Amsterdam chandelier by Barovier & Toso is a must-have for any glamour-puss. Hand blown in Venice and comprising 12 lights with chunky crystal collars – at Cameron Peters.” EKBB magazine, July 2006.

“The Medusa chandelier at Cameron Peters will instantly inject glamour into the boudoir.” EKBB July 2006.

“These mouth-blown glass pendants by Melograno Blu come with ceiling roses and silk tassels in 17 colours, and in two lengths from Cameron Peters.” House & Garden July 2006.

“Peter Younie scours the world for inspiring lights made by master craftsmen and innovative designers... ‘Beautiful lights incorporating cutting edge design and stunning materials are the signature of our ranges’ he says. ‘People come to us for something different – that is special to them.” The Players Club (PFA) magazine, Summer 2006.

“Cameron Peters welcomes neueLicht, a vibrant young German company, whose fibre optic lights and bespoke pieces are now available through Cameron Peters in Oxfordshire.” Hotel Designs, June 2006.

“Stainless steel ‘Gladys table lamp by Louise Hederstrom for BSweden at Cameron Peters.” ELLE Decoration, June 2006.

“Nine names have been added to the range of lighting designers at Cameron Peters. They represent a wide range of European lighting design and technological expertise, including Muvis from Italy.” idFX, May 2006.

“Le Klint 169 by Poul Christiansen. A classic Danish design that combines decoration and simplicity, from Cameron Peters.” Sunday Times Style, May 21 2006.

“Cameron Peters has helped bring some sparkle to the courtyard at Liverpool’s historic Albany Building. Courtesy of Cameron Peters, the chandeliers were designed by Roel Haagmans of Windfall in Munich.” Lighting Design, May 2006.

“The Medusa chandelier is by Nigel Coates, one-time enfant terrible of British architecture and now head of architecture and interiors at the Royal College of Art. Part of a collection for the Italian company Slamp, it is decorated with Swarovski crystals. £1,305 from Cameron Peters.” Telegraph Magazine, 27th May 2006.

“Outdoor chandeliers for historic buildings. They have been designed for Cameron Peters by Roel Haagmans of Windfall in Munich, for the courtyard of the Albany Building...and retain their sparkle through all weather conditions.” Design et al, Summer 2006.

“We think the red glass chandelier here is as hot as it gets. The light works in contemporary or more glamorous schemes. Available from Cameron Peters.” Design et al Summer 2006.

“Stainless steel ‘Gladys table lamp by Louise Hederstrom for BSweden at Cameron Peters.” ELLE Decoration, June 2006.

“The Italian company Odue creates these extraordinary pieces from high-grade plastics with glossy contemporary finishes. Odue products are available in the UK from Cameron Peters.” FX magazine, May 2006.

“Fortuny Moda by Fortuny and Madrazo. When this steel lamp was patented, domestic use of electricity was a novelty - from Cameron Peters.” Sunday Times Style, May 21 2006.

“Laser cutting is particularly suited to light fittings, where an illuminated bulb casts delicate patterns on wall, shelf or table through its lace-like shade. See a lovely selection at Cameron Peters’ delightful Oxfordshire showroom – worth a day trip to Ardington.” Evening Standard Homes and Property, 17 May 2006.

“Anglepoise T3 Desk light in various colours, £275 from Cameron Peters.” Concept for Living, May 2006.

“Designed by Bathsheba Grossman for Materialise at Cameron Peters, this Quin pendant is...striking even when not in use.” EKBB, May 2006.

“Eighty sheets of paper create this unusual light shade, each with a quirky note or message on. Also included are blank sheets for you to make up your own sweet nothings. Zettle 6 light, £554.50, Cameron Peters.” YOU Magazine, 30th April 2006.

“Ranges from the following companies have all been added to the collection of Oxfordshire based showroom and lighting consultant Cameron Peters: Axo Light, Day Glow, Lucid, Muvis, Odue, Piet Boon, Scabetti, Vibia and Vistosi.” LIGHT magazine, April 2006.

“Cameron Peters, the fine decorative lighting showrooms and consultancy in Oxfordshire, are to hold an open Professional Development Day in June.” Hotel Designs Industry News, April 2006.

“Cameron Peters have provided bespoke chandeliers for the One Up Bar & Grill in Glasgow. Peter Younie, MD of Cameron Peters commented: “Cameron Peters have now been in business for two years, and we’re contributing an increasing number of bespoke lights to exciting new bars, restaurants and hotels, both in the UK and abroad. We’re delighted to have been involved in the One Up Bar & Grill project.” Hospitality Interiors, April/May 2006.

“Peter and Cheryl Younie set up Cameron Peters to showcase and supply the work of all the important lighting designers – including Venini, Paul Cocksedge, Louis Poulsen and Ingo Maurer, to name but a few – and also supplies bespoke lighting pieces.” How to Spend It (FT) April 2006.

“These futuristic and dramatic pendants are crated by an Italian company, Odue, and are newly available at the Cameron Peters showrooms.” My Space, Spring/Summer 2006.

“Oxford-based lighting showroom and consultancy Cameron Peters has taken on three new companies- Moooi, Bsweden and Nora de Rudder- which join it’s stable of more than 60 suppliers.” Light magazine April 2006.

“Collage floor lamp, by Louise Campbell for Louis Poulsen, from Cameron Peters.” Eclectibles, FT How to Spend It, April 2006.

“Cameron Peters supplied the Swarovski chandeliers by Windfall and the illuminated benches by Taeno Ltd for the completed open air courtyard in the Albany Building, Liverpool, designed by BCA Landscapes. Three impressive bespoke chandeliers also from the lighting consultancy, adorn the newly opened and glamorous One Up Bar & Grill in Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow, designed by Julian Taylor Associates.” My Space, Spring/Summer 2006.

“My husband, Tai, and I decorated our apartment in Milan together – he chose the red Venini chandellier by Gio Ponti (for similar designs, try Cameron Peters, 01235 835 000).” Rosita Missoni. The Sunday Times Style Magazine, ‘At Home with The Designers’.19th March 2006.

“The new One Up Bar and Grill in Royal Exchange Square Glasgow, includes 3 bespoke chandeliers from Cameron Peters, the fine lighting showrooms and consultancy in Oxfordshire.” Hotel Designs Industry News, March 2006.

“Cameron Peters announces their newest additions to the fine lighting showrooms and consultancy in Ardington, Oxfordshire. The nine new companies bring a range of contemporary lighting nd unique designes to the showrooms.” Hotel Designs, Lighting Design. March 2006.

“Cameron Peters is continually adding to its lighting showroom and consultancy at Home Farm, in Ardington, near Oxford. Among the new arrivals is Moooi, whose 35 designers have brought out a collection of cool contemporary lights that have caught the international imagination since launching in 2002.” The Jewish Chronicle February 2006.

“The Azimut luminaire from Cameron Peters is an iconic French spotlight design from the late 1960’s, which can be wall, ceiling or table mounted. Azimut is one of more than 60 lighting manufacturers on display and available at Cameron Peters.” Design4Design.com Feb 2006.

“A modern twist on a classic design, this Ginetta chandelier at Cameron Peters is made from Opalflex – and is also available in pearly-white.” Essential Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms, February 2006.

“Ananas-miljo by Le Klint, From £103 each, at Cameron Peters.” Essential Kitchens, Bedrooms and Bathrooms, February 2006.

“Black Beauty...Here at FHP we’ve selected some of our favourite finds when it comes to practising a little black magic in your home. Black Taif chandelier by BAROVIER & TOSO from Cameron Peters.” FHP magazine (Nottingham) January 2006.

“Number One Fan: Sherri Donghia. Design Icon: Reflector Lamp at Cameron Peters.” FX magazine, January 2006.

“Golden Delicious. This season interior design mirrors the fashion trends seen on the catwalks and focuses heavily on gold and metallics. Shell wall sconce by Lenoe Cei (hand carved and gilded with gold leaf) at Cameron Peters.” FHP (Nottingham) January 2006.

“Red, Black and White. The key interior colour combination for 2006 is definitely red, black and white. Red Lumiere piccolo table lamp by Foscarini available from Cameron Peters.” FHP (Nottingham) January 2006.

“Pagoda Table Lamp with silk shade in rust, £227.50 from Cameron Peters.” Homes and Gardens, January 2006.

“Cameron Peters, the fine decorative lighting showrooms and consultancy, has provided lighting for the renovation of London’s famous Brown’s Hotel. Cameron Peters are becoming a trusted source for unusual decorative lighting to interior designers and developers. They have also recently contributed feature lights to the interiors of the Volt Lounge in London and various Revolution bars across the country, and also outdoor crystal chandeliers made for the Albany Courtyard development in Liverpool.” Hospitality Interiors February 2006.

“Beyond the Fringe. Dark and lovely lamp, £460 by Melograno Blu at Cameron Peters.” Living Etc, January 2006.

“Style Steal. If anyone knows statement lighting it’s hip hotel designer Olga Polizzi. For the recent renovation of Brown’s Hotel, she picked Murano glass lamps by Melograno Blu from lighting emporium Cameron Peters.” Living Etc, February 2006.

“Cameron Peters fine lighting showrooms and consultancy offers you the widest selection of fine lighting in the UK. Visitors are frequently amazed by the stunning range of lamps on display.” Move or Improve February 2006.

“It’s a classic – Anglepoise lamps. Avaialbe from Cameron Peters.” Period Living, January 2006.

“Cameron Peters Luceplan Pod_Lens. Luceplan’s Pod_Lens lights were designed by leading British designer Ross Lovegrove and have an IP65 rating that makes them safe for use in any watery environment. With a natural form that resembles a flower bud, the lights can be fitted with energy-saving fluorescent lamps and come in sage green, grey, sand and terracotta from Cameron Peters.” Smartlife International, January 2006.

“Cameron Peters Foscarini Lumiere table lamp. Foscarini have been in the business of producing hight-quality lighting options in Murano glass since 1981 and today produce designs in a wide range of materials that includes aluminium, wood and polyethylene. The Lumiere table lamps, available from Cameron Petes, come in two sizes and are shown in polished white and amber finishes.” Smartlife International, January 2006.

“Cameron Peters’ Spun floor lamp. Cameron Peters can take care of a range of domestic lighting requirements and have some particularly stylish products for the modern home. The pictured lamp is a great example. Designed by Sebastian Wrong for FLOS, the Spun would stand happily in any contemporary interior thanks to its slick black finish and elegantly curved shade and base.” Smartlife International, January 2006.

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