Inspired by fashion’s most flattering fit, the Maiden Glass Pendant features a classic A-line silhouette over a candelabra cluster. Light flows freely through its transparent form—almost like it’s twirling—perfect for a hallway, entryway, or kitchen island.

Designed by Peter Bristol, the Cloak 60 Linear Chandelier is defined by folded metal forms that house a concealed light source, directing illumination with precision while eliminating glare. Its elongated profile recalls the structured drape of fabric, reinterpreted as an architectural study in line and surface. Ideal for installation above dining tables, kitchen islands, or in open-concept living spaces, the 60" chandelier balances the warmth of light against the rigor of form—an enduring statement within contemporary architecture.

The Reine by Suzanne Kasler showcases a crisp, refined silhouette with a unique blend of materials. A tight rattan weave is trimmed with antique brass or polished nickel in a conical shade, suspended by a relaxed cord detail. Ideal for enhancing kitchen islands in pairs or multiples, or standing alone in hallways or entryways.

Designed by Peter Bristol, the Trace 60" Double Linear Chandelier reduces lighting to its essential forms, where gravity and assembly define the structure. Suspended from precise metal rods, dual rows of cylindrical etched glass shades create a deliberate and architectural composition. Ideal for large dining tables, expansive kitchen islands, or open-plan living spaces, the fixture produces even illumination that enhances both material and proportion. Minimal yet exacting, it embodies the definition of geometry and light.

Designed by Terence Woodgate and demonstrating pure cylindrical or conical form, solid pendant is crafted from a range of quality materials including oak, walnut and marble. The rounded inner edge at the shade base is a design signature of the Solid collection. A patented adjustable shade support allows the shade to be hung vertical and straight. As all materials used to create the solid pendant are natural, the grain will vary from piece to piece, making each shade body completely unique. All fixings are hidden.

The Ebell small pendant by Kelly Wearstler for Tech Lighting explores the evolution of the monoprint through an imaginative modern lens. Multi-dimensional domed glass prism is set into a pure cylindrical metal body. The concentrated warm LED within the frosted glass interior emits a state-of-the-art expression of light in this illuminating departure from the expected.