Crafted of wrought iron, this minimalistic white chandelier has a softness and beauty that belies its materiality. We used it in the dining room below to make a strong statement without detracting from the stunning water views.
2.- Lorford Smoke Bell Lantern
This lantern-style light fixture has a whimsical nautical quality that fits right into this waterfront bedroom. Featuring an aged-iron frame and mercury glass lantern, it has a voluptuous silhouette that sets the mood for the entire space.
3.- Hinsdale Pendant
I love sculptural lighting, especially in a minimalist space, like this kitchen in Marin County. This pendant feels unexpected, combining vintage-style globes with a modern brass stem. It’s like a recipe that blends spices that shouldn’t work together, but somehow still do.
4.- Blade Sconce
We used this handsome steel sconce to unify the different sections within this Santa Rosa Great Room. Its architectural frame is what really attracted me, and I love the contrast with the sweeping overhead chandelier.
This ceiling fixture from Apparatus Studio is one I’m waiting for the right project to use-it’s absolutely jaw-dropping and unique. Again, it comes back to the idea of combining sculpture with something functional.
Have you come across any lights you particularly love lately? Hit me with your links. I’d love to see!
