Blue Shade Currey & Company Chandeliers

The Rovigo chandelier has a flowing design created by the wrought iron frame to which discs of recycled glass are attached. The silver leaf finish and the textural mottled glass gleam when the lights are switched on. The silver chandelier has a contemporary feel thanks to the uniform shapes and clean edges of the discs that graduate from larger to smaller as they flow toward the bottom of the fixture.

These Organic materials bestselling chandelier. Strand upon strand of carefully chosen natural recalls seaside strolls and ocean breezes. The classic silhouette and lovely materials of this sublime chandelier are accented with contemporary detailing.

This fixture is absolutely stunning. Very elegant and perfect for this sitting area as accent lighting.. Julie. Southlake, TX. Sun Mar 10 2019

The Galahad blue chandelier has recycled glass and recasts glass discs that are individually attached by hand to hang from its immense wrought iron frame finished in contemporary silver leaf. The size of this chandelier with its intermingling of clear and blue glass discs is impressive, as are the reflected hues that glint through the circlets that make up the shade. We also offer the Galahad in a pale aqua version.

Jamie Beckwith is the mastermind behind the St. Barts Blue Chandelier, which is made of wood beads in a mix of white, mist blue, and denim blue hues that echo the colors of the sea. These hang from a triple-tier wrought iron frame in a sugar-white finish. The natural abaca rope on which the beads are strung is knotted and snipped by hand to leave elemental tassels that will flutter when stirred by a lively breeze.

Hiroshi Koshitaka envisioned this chandelier as one of a number of fixtures he sees as fulfilling sense, a concept that encompasses the acts involved in regeneration and reproduction as we restore, revive, and experience regrowth and rebirth. Rattan is woven around a wrought iron frame in stripes that graduate from a khaki finish to bluebonnet and cornflower blue finishes. With this tan and blue pendant, Koshitaka stays true to exploring his fascination with the color field tradition of the 1940s, which has been a constant in his repertoire for decades.

The tidewater chandelier, ringed in natural sea glass, is a nod to nautical luxury. Where the silver chandelier isn’t covered in pale aqua glass, it has a gleaming silver granello finish. Adding to the luxe feel, the arms that attach the upper ring to the lower one have sophisticated interlocking accents.

This is gorgeous! Hang it low enough that people can see the stacked sea glass. My favorite chandelier in our house.. Julie. Sorrento, FL. Sat Mar 25 2023