With a shade covered in capiz shells, the Seahouse semi-flush is a textural wonder. The shells, which are overlapped and applied by hand, take hours to affix to the wrought iron frame in a smoke wood finish. The natural colors in the shade of the shell semi-flush make it perfect for a nautical interior.

I think this is beautiful and I can't wait to put it up. I just bought a lake house and this is going in the kitchen and I am planning on buying another one for outside on the first deck patio.. Rebecca Gray. Canyon Lake, CA. Fri Jul 29 2022

The Bayou Pendant is fitted with a thick layering of tumbled sea glass in aquamarine and seafoam tones, bringing hints of the ocean to your interior. The contemporary gold leaf bands that encircle this three-tiered fixture lend the frosted glass pendant a luxurious vibe.

Soft light for master bathroom. The color in pic looks like when it's lit. When not lit it looks sorta gray. Pretty and just right for the bath.. Julie. Southlake, TX. Sun Mar 10 2019

This exquisite chandelier is in a gilt bronze finish. The frame is made out of metal, and it comes with clear crystal accents. The light is within the interior and on the outside of the ship as well, which creates a beautiful sparkle when illuminated. This light is hung by a chain, which can be adjusted to your liking.

We’ve captured lighting in this latest coastal chic chandelier. Wooden beads in various shades drape gracefully in gradient layers, capped with a rattan-wrapped circular frame. This would look serene in a living room or breakfast nook.

Perfect coastal vibe without giving a typical beach look. Gisele. Hillsborough, CA. Fri Jul 05 2024

A small tole pagoda lantern with three lights comes with six feet of a chain designed by Claire Bell.

The Driftwood whitewash orb chandelier is crafted from hand-selected pieces of natural driftwood. The wrought iron frame and the wood pieces are in a whitewashed driftwood finish that makes this a seamless tone-on-tone composition. The Driftwood is a perfect choice for any home with coastal or lakeside aesthetics.

Unfortunately, the "driftwood" finish is actually mostly white (let's call it bone white) and the driftwood branches looked oddly like bones attached to one another. Kind of creepy instead of coastal. If the finish were more driftwood beige/grey, I think this chandelier could have been whimsical and fun, but instead, at least in the "driftwood whitewash finish" came across as a little disturbing.. Nicole. Centerville, MA. Fri Mar 21 2025