Hudson Valley

Whitestone alternates clear and rock crystal in elegant beaded chains. These opulent gemstones catch and sparkle light passing through from the can...

In the early 1920s, exposed-bulb light fixtures were jettisoned in favor of opaque glass globes that disguised the light source. These pieces found...

Brass mesh dissolves into spun glass in our Coolidge family. Its unifying theme is the beehive, with the iconic shape most prominently displayed in...

Brass mesh dissolves into spun glass in our Coolidge family. Its unifying theme is the beehive, with the iconic shape most prominently displayed in...

Whether or not diamonds are forever, their shape certainly has enduring appeal. Coltrane takes a diamond shape and splits it into two. The top half...

Evocations of geometry, nature, and organic chemistry all ring off our Tupelo family. LED light sources glow from within white opal diffusers desig...

The glassmaker’s craft of using an “optic mold” to create desired interior textures and designs was invented by Roman glassworkers and flourished i...

Gideon’s arms are round rods bent at obtuse angles, submerging into long tubes of metal the same diameter as the tubular bulbs which fit into them....

The luxe of Versailles is alive in this stunning collection. Dripping with prisms of crystal and finished with a robust crystal finial, Crawford co...

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...

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...

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...

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...

Dexter’s divinity is in the details. Its glass diffusers are uniquely chiseled and stacked, making the light source appear to be glowing from withi...

The dome, the arch, the vault—all intrinsically hallowed forms that resonate in the human mind. Our Boca family traces iconic arcs in each directio...

An orb of light rests on a round mount of die-cast zinc. Axiom’s mirror backplate acts as the perfect contrast to its diffuser, clear on the outsid...

Our Hyde Park family is all about the details. Along the top and bottom of each rod is a knurled section of machined brass. In the hanging versions...

During the Machine Age, the safety of the worker became a matter of pivotal importance. Consequently, safety features were designed into lighting f...

A cluster of arms branch out to create harmony, balance, and poise. Diamond-shaped perforations accentuate the rim of each conical shade, the impli...

Opal glass is mouth-blown to form Windham’s detailed diffusers. Stepping along the canopy, backplate, base, bulb base, and arms adds subtle decorat...

Bells of mouth-blown opal glass resound with timeless style in the Weston bath collection. Cast oblong-shaped socket bases give the fixtures broad ...

Bells of mouth-blown opal glass resound with timeless style in the Weston bath collection. Cast oblong-shaped socket bases give the fixtures broad ...

Webster presents an abstract version of a bell, its rigid lines geometric and faceted, its textured black iron forming an iconic cage for its smoot...

To create Washington’s elaborate shape, a skilled artisan works molten glass into a paste mold as an assistant assiduously turns it. With careful t...

Upton hearkens back to late-forties France, as conical shapes found their way into lighting fixtures and mid-century modern began to take form. Its...

The pleasing simplicity of Travis’s cube shape with diamond cutaway, along with its sophisticated contrast of materials—acrylic and metal—make it a...

Sutton’s tube-shaped arms and opal glass shades draw on the strong yet graceful style of gas-lit originals. Flourishes such as the shapely cast soc...

In ancient times, important writings were set down with great artistry and care on scrolls, which would then be transported across deserts and bene...

Our Savona family is as handsome as it is unusual. We completely encase the light source in a fine linen shade, then encage the cone in a metal fra...

Bring back the elegance and the glamour of a Jazz Age ballroom with this opulent chandelier. Strings of crystal beads like pearl necklaces cascade ...

Bring back the elegance and the glamour of a Jazz Age ballroom with this opulent chandelier. Strings of crystal beads like pearl necklaces cascade ...

Thick mouth-blown glass with a discrete pattern of bubbles domes around a warm incandescent bulb. At its base, the globe has an opening, which allo...

Thick mouth-blown glass with a discrete pattern of bubbles domes around a warm incandescent bulb. At its base, the globe has an opening, which allo...

Tumbling cubes overlapped in frozen motion surround a modern-style lighting cluster in this breathtaking fixture. Inert textured black iron contras...

Tumbling cubes overlapped in frozen motion surround a modern-style lighting cluster in this breathtaking fixture. Inert textured black iron contras...

In many iconic chandeliers of 1920s Paris, strings of beaded crystal would swag out from the canopy, meeting a rim that would suspend an opulent de...

This stunning piece is a minimalist work of art; using a unique European technique, artisans inlay strands of brass to the molten glass while blowi...

Like many civilized things, the history of the pleat goes back to Ancient Egypt. Pleats were a serious luxury, requiring extensive manual labor, an...

Taking a cue from geometry, Lewis staggers eight-sided crystal and metal rods from gorgeous cast holders. The glamour of the crystal contrasts the ...

Complete with a handle-shaped metal holder, Kirkland draws inspiration from an 18th century town crier’s bell. Curved glass planes accentuate the s...

Keswick’s combination of strength and refinement is equally at home on the English heath or in a Soho flat. We double mount the sconces’ j-shaped a...

The flare of Kent’s square shade complements the curves of the pyramid-shaped backplate. Plumb-bob finials and raised panel details on the cast soc...

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 ...

Irvington’s canopy and glossy opal glass diffuser complement each other perfectly in a graceful curve. Knurled pins hold the shade in place. To mee...

Versatile and attractive, Hillsdale combines the ingenuity of early-twentieth century task lighting with a smart decorative touch from the twenty-f...

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...

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...

Cubist sensibility meets natural forms in our Hartsdale collection. We press the clear glass shades with organic texture. Socket holders match the ...