The fixture keeps things simple, elegant, and fresh. By introducing modern hardware and cool contrasts of material and finish, this fixture updates the timeless lantern form for today’s interiors.
Beautiful, huge, sturdy pendant! Can’t wait to hang in our new build!. Ac. US. Mon Oct 18 2021
The Corsica Small Lantern sets a warm, traditional mood with a reflective frame that catches light from every angle. Inlaid antiqued mirror squares and curved seeded glass panels add depth and sparkle, making it a natural choice for an entryway or dining room.
Love it! Finish is a silvery-gold that looks great with other finishes.. Pamella. Gig Harbor, WA. Sat Mar 21 2026
The Sea Gull Collection Clark one light indoor pendant in Brushed Nickel is a clean-lined contemporary design that gets a dash of industrial influence with this understated chandelier. Offering an updated take on a classic silhouette, this metal fixture features versatile finishes with the shade light facing downward. Satin bisque-finished accents create subtle contrast, while the colored ring and band at a dramatic effect. Incandescent and ENERGY STAR-qualified LED lamping are available; all fixtures are California Title 24 compliant.
Absolutely gorgeous lantern. Really dresses up our entry hall. The gold finish really pops. Love it!. Anonymous. Fri May 01 2026
Embellished hangers anchor this fixture's three brass chains, while a glass smoke bell warmly diffuses light across an expanse of upward space. Patterned after the signature lanterns that graced royal foyers during the English Regency, this fixture refines a classic for the perfect balance of filigree and shadow.
Fabulous!. Carrie. Delray Beach, FL. Tue Apr 28 2026
Defined, clean hoods rest atop thin, windowless frames to create Paxton's light, airy design. Light both pthes through and gorgeously reflects off the gold-leaf interior. With three pendant sizes, a linear fixture and a sconce, Paxton is sure to find a place in any space.
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 demi-globe. It hat to those grand chandeliers while taking off in a bold new direction. A hand-cut chevron pattern, inscribed on a globe, encloses candelabra bulbs. People have been using chevron patterns on things since at least 1800 BC. Over the past couple of years, the fashion world’s creative application of it has resulted in renewed popularity. Like the allure of crystal, chevron’s visual kinetic pull is timeless.
