The Bismarkia small chandelier was inspired by the noble Bismarkia palm, with its oversized fronds. Marjorie Skouras, who designed the chandelier, has stayed true to her love of nature for this creation. Her passion for the Yucatan, the surroundings in which she lives and through which she translates flora and fauna into dynamic products in her studio, shines in this steel fixture covered in gesso white. The spiky ornamentations that splay around the bulbs bring immediate texture to the white chandelier.

The Bismarkia medium chandelier was inspired by the noble Bismarkia palm, with its oversized fronds. Marjorie Skouras, who designed the chandelier, has stayed true to her love of nature for this creation. Her passion for the Yucatan, the surroundings in which she lives and through which she translates flora and fauna into dynamic products in her studio, shines in this steel fixture covered in gesso white. The spiky ornamentations that splay around the bulbs bring immediate texture to the white chandelier.

This collection creates a lit-from-within effect as light streams past sculpted metal leaves. Cutting-edge design and traditional craftsmanship create an easy elegance and organic style. Showcasing an intricate, bowl-shaped silhouette, and brings a touch of nature and soft light to living and dining areas, and is equally at home in bedrooms and bathrooms.

Even more incredible in person. The online photos just cannot do this piece justice. It is spectacular and makes quite a statement.. Robin. Dallas, TX. Thu Apr 25 2024

Marjorie Skouras designed the Tulum chandelier, which was inspired by the tropical beauty of the Yucatan Peninsula where she lives. This is an elegantly delicate design, as the sand dollars are cast in semi-translucent bone china and they make a pretty sound when a breeze ruffles them. There are three sizes of removable sand dollars on this design, making it easy to clean. The sugar white finish on the hardware complements the pale discs on this nature-inspired chandelier, making it apropos for rooms overlooking the ocean.

The flowing shape of the chandelier was inspired by the crocus flower, which is evident in how its blossoms open toward the ceiling as if they are growing toward the sun. The blooms and frame of the wrought iron chandelier are covered in a contemporary gold leaf finish while the linear leaves are in a contemporary silver leaf finish for a fanciful contrast.

This light is insanely beautiful and elevates any room it’s in. Worth the money and would recommend. Michelle. Mon May 04 2026

The Alberto collection by Julie Neill honors artist Diego Giacometti with its graceful floral motifs. Each flower, whether solitary or clustered, blooms with intricate petals that showcase the beauty of plaster as a sculptural medium, enhancing its earthy texture across a range of metallic finishes. Spanning sconces, chandeliers, lamps, and lanterns, this distinctive and versatile collection is perfectly suited for dining rooms, entryways, living rooms, bedrooms, and bathrooms.

Gorgeous light, a real show stopper! Make sure you have the measurements right, it fits my two story stairwell like a glove any larger I would have to return it.. Michelle. Fulshear, TX. Wed Jan 14 2026