Hudson Valley

Using a candlestick from the fifties as an inspiration, we designed our Angler family around the idea of staggering bulbs at different heights on o...

Looking to the past and future at once, Alva houses a powerful LED light source in a mid-century metal cone, perforated near its rim. A gooseneck a...

Looking to the past and future at once, Alva houses a powerful LED light source in a mid-century metal cone, perforated near its rim. A gooseneck a...

A stunning modernist arrangement of converging x-y axes, Fleming contains a slight allusion to the Bauhaus in the oblate spheroid shape of its shad...

Buckingham’s articulated arms hinge on swivel-detailed joints. What goes up must come down; Buckingham’s design follows this natural principle, res...

Delight in simplicity and symmetry in our Astoria family. Bubbles of light balance on and balloon forth from trumpets of cast metal. Opal-etched gl...

Tubes of mouth-blown glass leave the inner candlestick visible while blurring the bulb with a hand-cut honeycomb pattern. Wentworth updates a mid-c...

From the side or from underneath, Wallis presents an interesting perspective. By layering glass and metal rods at staggered but even lengths in a c...

Evocative of Manhattan’s endless cool, the Sperry sconce is minimalism at its finest. Up-thrust against a rectangular backplate, a long tungsten-fi...

The elongated torch handles of our Amherst family shun needless complexity, resulting in smooth sophistication. Crystal accents give it a 21st-cent...

Using Machine Age lighting as a touchstone, our Red Hook family houses Edison-style bulbs in candle-cups with stepped lines of machined precision. ...

Italians put their own unique twist on lighting designs in the mid-century modern era. Milan is an elegant wall sconce inspired by their use of sim...

Options such as wire-guarding and a swing-arm provide ample opportunities to expand on the old-fashioned elegance already embodied by Ludlow. Its p...

Options such as wire-guarding and a swing-arm provide ample opportunities to expand on the old-fashioned elegance already embodied by Ludlow. Its p...

With a shade of fine silk in a rectangular shape, Leyden is versatile in addition to visually pleasing. A working pull chain and two points of adju...

Junius’s arm is a single swoop, beginning and ending with light. As a chandelier, Junius has a center of faceted crystal with a faceted finial. As ...

Playful and minimal, orbs of light cluster around a square metal beam as if some unseen magnetism were at work. Hand-blown glass spheres are finely...

If we had to sum up our Herkimer family in one word, it would be “presence.” The thick top shade contrasts in texture and width with the perforated...

Guthrie’s precision-cut glass is Saturn-like sublime, shedding a softened light on the saturnine. Three concentric circles define the minimalist pi...

A long exposed-filament bulb suffuses its warm glow through a perforated metal shade in our Gibbs family. The smooth edges of its soft square shape...

Using only right angles in one continuous piece of metal, Fletcher works on the same principles as the Dutch Modernist art movement, De Stijl. Stra...

The trial-and-error nature of our creative process here made Fenwater a delightful discovery where the end product exceeded its initial design. Her...

Modeled off the basic idea of the curved-arm chandelier, Dillon’s arms are gently undulating waves bearing candle sticks. Long, cylindrical silky s...

Suffused with the calm energy of Eastern minimalism, Colton brings soothing respite to your space. Tall and smoothly curved, Colton’s wispy arms ri...

Tubes of mouth-blown glass leave the inner candlestick visible while blurring the bulb with a hand-cut honeycomb pattern. Wentworth updates a mid-c...

We streamline a mid-century Italian sconce into a single work of cast brass. With a small backplate and an arm that scrolls gently back to meet it,...

Rock crystal, hewn from the distant mountains, bejewels the center of a glamorous sunburst. The starburst mirror rose to prominence in France and B...

A glance at our Beekman family reveals these elegantly cast sconces to be traditionally informed. All the hallmarks of early fixtures are there—cla...

In the first half of the twentieth century, Danish architects attempted to address the issue of glare inherent in electric light. In our Barron fam...

In the first half of the twentieth century, Danish architects attempted to address the issue of glare inherent in electric light. In our Barron fam...