We have a habit of looking up when we eat out because — in well designed spaces like Audubon Circle near Fenway — we often discover a lovely light fixture we've never seen before. We snapped these iPhone pictures (sorry about the quality) last night during dinner and thought we'd see if any of our readers can name these slim and simple, sheet metal, double-bulbed pendants...
You can see better pictures of these lights in the space from other Audubon diners here and here, via Flickr. Audubon Circle is one restaurant in a family of really yummy, really affordable, and really well-designed eateries, which also includes The Miracle of Science, Middlesex, Cambridge 1, and the new Tory Row.
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Comments (3)
ummm these are for growing pot. You can find similar ones at hydroponic stores.
Not sure where they got them. I lived in Boston several years back and always loved the design of Audubon. And the great food. Glad to hear it's still going strong.
I believe the owner (Matthew) told me, years ago, that they are custom. Audubon was their 2nd location right after Miracle of Science where almost everything is custom.