Sources Unlimited introduces Glo collection by Penta

01 Sep 2023 CW Team

Glo, a veritable jewel in Sources Unlimited treasury, stands as the pinnacle of their collection—a resplendent glass orb that elevates the luminous brilliance, engaging in a captivating dance of reflections, ricocheting betwixt the luminaire and the expanse, or even amidst the luminous brethren themselves.

The opulent spectrum of hues and the myriad dimensions of these suspended luminaires serve as a jubilant ode to boundless creativity, akin to raising a toast to the very essence of imaginative ingenuity.

Glo, a masterpiece envisioned by none other than the illustrious Carlo Colombo, stands as a testament to his unparalleled prowess as one of Italy's foremost architects and designers, commanding a commanding presence on the global stage. Renowned for his ability to infuse projects with an elevated artistic resonance, Colombo's design philosophy has garnered him a constellation of accolades that illuminate his career. His creative genius shines through each meticulously crafted detail of Glo, encapsulating his legacy of excellence and innovation.

Sources Unlimited is the largest importer of luxury home décor brands in India. With a strong focus on customer service, it works closely with leading architects, interior designers, and stylists to furnish residential and commercial interiors. From its inception in 2005, Sources Unlimited has developed a reputation for curating exceptional products and delivering designs of the highest calibre.

The company operates on a unique and transparent factory-to-doorstep business model that creates a seamless experience for clients. Offering three verticals: furniture, lighting, and accessories, it houses an expansive portfolio of over 400 European design houses and exclusive tie-ups with premium manufacturers such as Giorgetti, Rimadesio, Turri, Longhi, Baxter, Wall&Deco, Sicis, Promemoria, and more.

Sources Unlimited, a trailblazer in ushering opulent global furniture, embellishments, and illuminating remedies into the Indian market, has revealed an avant-garde assemblage of luminous masterpieces hailing from the esteemed Italian luxury lighting maestro, Penta Light. Glo, a veritable jewel in Sources Unlimited treasury, stands as the pinnacle of their collection—a resplendent glass orb that elevates the luminous brilliance, engaging in a captivating dance of reflections, ricocheting betwixt the luminaire and the expanse, or even amidst the luminous brethren themselves.The opulent spectrum of hues and the myriad dimensions of these suspended luminaires serve as a jubilant ode to boundless creativity, akin to raising a toast to the very essence of imaginative ingenuity.Glo, a masterpiece envisioned by none other than the illustrious Carlo Colombo, stands as a testament to his unparalleled prowess as one of Italy's foremost architects and designers, commanding a commanding presence on the global stage. Renowned for his ability to infuse projects with an elevated artistic resonance, Colombo's design philosophy has garnered him a constellation of accolades that illuminate his career. His creative genius shines through each meticulously crafted detail of Glo, encapsulating his legacy of excellence and innovation.Sources Unlimited is the largest importer of luxury home décor brands in India. With a strong focus on customer service, it works closely with leading architects, interior designers, and stylists to furnish residential and commercial interiors. From its inception in 2005, Sources Unlimited has developed a reputation for curating exceptional products and delivering designs of the highest calibre.The company operates on a unique and transparent factory-to-doorstep business model that creates a seamless experience for clients. Offering three verticals: furniture, lighting, and accessories, it houses an expansive portfolio of over 400 European design houses and exclusive tie-ups with premium manufacturers such as Giorgetti, Rimadesio, Turri, Longhi, Baxter, Wall&Deco, Sicis, Promemoria, and more.

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