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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...

In Corning, NY, the Brilliant Cut Glass phenomenon flourished from the late 19th century to the ‘20s. Marlow’s shades of hand-cut, latticed glass t...

The play between cubical and spherical elements recurs throughout Cumberland’s design. Square arms and quadrilateral pyramids balance the curvy met...

This round piece offers our take on a perennial favorite. Arms like crocuses support candelabra bulbs, pertly poised as if reaching to the sun from...

Suspended in a glass cube, exposed-filament bulbs dance in a carousel of nickel, bronze, or brass. Machined edges and pinned corner-sleeves add han...

Suspended in a glass cube, exposed-filament bulbs dance in a carousel of nickel, bronze, or brass. Machined edges and pinned corner-sleeves add han...

Adorn your space with the finely crafted details of the Genesee flush mount. A filigreed ring encircles Genesee’s opal glassware, giving ornamental...

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...

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

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 ...

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

In Corning, NY, the Brilliant Cut Glass phenomenon flourished from the late 19th century to the ‘20s. Marlow’s shades of hand-cut, latticed glass t...

With a fixed outer frame and a moveable inner frame, Masonville allows you to alternate between a flat or three-dimensional appearance. Tailor it t...

With a fixed outer frame and a moveable inner frame, Masonville allows you to alternate between a flat or three-dimensional appearance. Tailor it t...

With a fixed outer frame and a moveable inner frame, Masonville allows you to alternate between a flat or three-dimensional appearance. Tailor it t...

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...

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

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

Spartans were known (and renowned) for their strength and simplicity. Sparta is bold, with javelins of icy hand-poured glass puncturing the air in ...

Spartans were known (and renowned) for their strength and simplicity. Sparta is bold, with javelins of icy hand-poured glass puncturing the air in ...

Tate embodies the fine, graceful forms found in New York’s Upper East Side in the mid-century. Inspired by the wispy curve of the calla lily, Tate’...

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

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...

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...

Geometry is the study of figures in a space of a given number of dimensions and of a given type. Our Wadsworth brings the circle and the square of ...

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...

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...

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

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

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

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...

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...

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 early electric period, when fixtures showed close kinship to the gas lamps they replaced, coincided with a revival of the architecture that pre...

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...

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

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

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

Cooper applies soft-triangle shades of blown glass to LED-fitted stems with mid-century verve. Presenting the illusion its arms pierce through the ...

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

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

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

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

Each glass tube in our Tyrell family is purposely imperfect, frosted opal toward the top before raggedly giving way to perfect clarity by the base....

In the Vienna Workshops, Josef Hoffman and his peers strived to create a national decorative arts and a sustainable model for makers, lifting domes...