Montera Biomorphic Pendant Light in ORB and Blown Glass

Introducing the Duo wall light. A handsome study in clean lines and simple form inspired by the tenets of the Bauhaus movement. Duo is truly a go-anywhere design and is equally at ho...

The wide brass band and dramatically scaled flared cone makes the Monarch a strong design statement. This design is strongly influenced by both French and Italian Mid-Century Moderni...

The "Campana" ten-arm chandelier is a stunning statement piece with design elements of both Italian or French modernism and Hollywood Glam. Shown in brass and "Midnight" enamel. Massive (over 7 feet long) oval or ovoid. Total dimensions as shown are 48" H total drop x 88.5" W x 66.25" D Enamel color may be specified. Standard enamel colors are shown in the final image. There is no additional lead time or cost for these colors and they may all be produced in satin or high gloss finishes. You may also specify nearly anything in the RAL color chart. The height, drop rod and wing span can be adjusted to suit any room. This piece may use any E12 candelabra base bulb up to 60 watts (or use LED). Bulbs are not included. Fabricated entirely of UL-listed components. Striking design scaled to work well in a dining room, foyer or entryway. Lovely in a master suite, living room or glam room...

Ludo: an exercise in playful modernism. The large 10-arm round Ludo chandelier proves that good design doesn't have to be so serious! The spun aluminum...

Introducing the Petite Montera, a charming rendition of our beloved Montera pendant, scaled down for a more intimate ambiance. Crafted with the same org...

Introducing the Montera Flushmount, a sleek and versatile addition to our collection. Unlike its pendant counterpart, this fixture foregoes the drop rod for a seamless integration in...

Quenching a piece of molten crystal by submerging it in water creates an effect that looks like something only nature could produce. The cracked outer layer emits a unique pattern of...

A variation on the banded line, these pieces focus on their forms rather than the juxtaposition of colors. The name refers to the Italian technique of lattimo or milk glass. Two opaq...