Circles and Lines Chandelier IV, USA

Today in addition to his fine art glass sculptures, Jamie Harris is creating unique, hand-made sculptural lighting. Drawing on the contrast between rigid, geometric metal structures ...

Today in addition to his fine art glass sculptures, Jamie Harris is creating unique, hand-made sculptural lighting. Drawing on the contrast between rigid, geometric metal structures ...

Today in addition to his fine art glass sculptures, Jamie Harris is creating unique, hand-made sculptural lighting. His Nested Disc series plays on layered geometries to create sophisticated lighting structures built from tiered levels of blown glass roundel forms. Ranging in sizes up to 36 inches, each organically shaped roundel is meticulously sized, its color chosen to interact with the neighboring level. As you walk around the piece, light bounces and cascades down, blending each shade while also responding to the surrounding light environment. By altering the opacity, hue, employing metallic finishes, or creating opalescent and iridescent surfaces, the works can sit at either ends of the spectrum from minimal to extravagant. Available by commission, each work is unique and fully customizable, from layout, sizing, coloration and finish. Harris has studied at some of the most prestigious glass schools in the country: The Pilchuck Glass School, the Rhode Island School of Design, the Penland School of Crafts, the Haystack School and the Corning Museum of Glass. He also studied with some of the most renowned glass artists in the world, including Dante Marioni, Josiah McElheny...

Composed of a series of tiered, interconnected bronze and onyx rings, Markus Haase’s Cloud Series Chandelier spans over an impressive 8 feet, creating a sweeping landscape of radiant...

Markus Haase creates unique sculptural lighting combining hand carved wood, cast bronze, and the latest in LED technology. The circlet pendant features organically shaped rings, c...

Dominick Leuci’s inspiration for The Eques Series derived from the mystical guise of sea dragons (Phycodurus Eques). To protect themselves fr...

A George IV bronze and cut glass five-light colza chandelier, circa 1830. Provenance: The Barons Lockhart, Lee Castle, Lanarkshire, Scotland.

Designed with elegance in mind, the Mother by Barlas Baylar emits a shimmering light which creates a vibrant source of illumination. Its mesmerizing organic effect is created by appr...

elegant six arm seven light clear and light Champaign color crystal chandelier with bronze frame. Minimum height full installed is 32" but with all the chain 44". Professionally rew...

Bulge Lines: fluorescent lamp pink This sculptural lighting is made of mainly a lot of wires bonded each. Three light bulbs are attached. It is a lighting work of an artist with a...

A William IV chandelier of Classic tent and waterfall design, from the drop hung corona the graduated chains Cascade to the main ring issuing six sided arms supporting radial cut dri...

Minimal, geometric and simply shaped design. This beautiful and unique pair of hand blown glass chandeliers/pedant lights were manufactured by Glashütte Limburg in Germany during the...