The soft curves of fixture’s fabric shade with its navy blue pinstripes are the first thing you’ll notice. Its plate glass diffuser and knob-like finial, its mirroring canopy, are all things that become apparent with lingering consideration. fixture has a lovely light diffusion and looks great from every angle.

This light is absolutely stunning. Ended up hanging it in our remodeled closet. I adore it.. Angela. Castle Rock, CO. Mon Oct 19 2020

This shaded pendant fixture adds a whimsical focal point to your entryway or dining room with its updated classic style. Floral motifs and feminine scalloping take center stage with the unique geometric quatrefoil silhouette. Crafted from durable steel with a burnished brass finish, the structure is beautifully complemented by a white shade made from a linen blend fabric. This damp-rated fixture provides adjustable ambient light, is compatible with sloped ceilings, and is fully dimmable, making it an elegant addition to dining rooms or foyers..

Wonderful pendant for our dining room.. Steven. Lantana, FL. Wed Aug 05 2026

A take on traditional sconce styles, Sonias tapered shades feature contrasting top and bottom binding. The chic metal frame and accents are finished in versatile Lacquered Brass to complement any color palette.

Resembling the fluidity of flowing water, this dynamic pendant light features either a light champagne or clear water glass shade. As the unique glass surface gently obscures and filters light, it glows brilliantly from within. The Aged Brass framework and chain create a warm finishing touch.

The Reid four light indoor pendants are a clean-lined contemporary design that gets a dash of industrial influence with this understated lantern. 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.

The quality of this is fantastic and it’s the perfect size for my entryway. I love the geometric shape and the brass with milk glass.. Andrew. Vienna, VA. Sun Mar 29 2026

In the early 1920s, exposed-bulb light fixtures were jettisoned in favor of opaque glass globes that disguised the light source. These pieces found popularity predominantly in schoolhouses, giving this style its name. Here, we start with a classic schoolhouse glass shape and take it up a notch with lovely fluting that beautifully diffuses the light. The uncomplicated metalwork and the iconic glass shape call to mind a time when the world seemed a simpler place.

I love this light. Like really love it. I hung it in my pantry and it sits perfectly right in the transom window. First thing I see when I walk in the kitchen. Jennifer Purdy. Midlothian, TX. Sat May 20 2023