An eye-catching design, Edmonton features an Aged Brass or Polished Nickel arm rising up from a bowl-like vessel creating the illusion that the clear, handblown glass shade is floating around the candlesticks at the center. Combining a modern shape with timeless elements, this stunning lantern is comfortable in many different interiors.
This elegant lantern-style fixture, crafted of metal, offers a classic design. Easily adjust its length to perfectly illuminate your space. This dimmable fixture, powered by hardwiring, adds a touch of timeless sophistication.
Torch passes new life into traditional shapes, like a wagon-wheel chandelier, cage pendant and recognizable sconce and linear forms. The sleek, sculptural arms make it easy to see how Torch got its name. The white plaster provides a monochromatic matte finish with the shades while the gold leaf adds a bit of shine that complements the white shades.
Elegant and dramatic, this fixture makes a true design statement. Black metal rectangles with aged brass accents house a series of purposely-placed bulbs that give off a bright, beautiful glow. Diamond points at each end are an unexpected touch and give the piece a sense of movement.
This round piece offers our take on a perennial favorite. Arms like crocuses support candelabra bulbs, pertly poised as if reaching to the sun from within their circular metal frame. The contrast between old bronze and aged brass in our AOB versions adds further dimension to the piece.
Beautiful addition to our home!!! Absolutely love it!!!. Jane. FL. Sun Aug 25 2019
Bring a classic elegance to any space with this clean, traditional lantern. Details like the signature chain, curved candle array and brass corner accents make Chaselton feel special and elevated. The cream candles and Aged Brass metalwork pair well with both the Off White and the Darkest Blue frame. Part of our Mark D. Sikes collection.
Beautiful, curved lines create the open, airy framework of this more minimalist take on the classic lantern form. The easy silhouette and very useable Aged Brass and Old Bronze finishes blend well with many styles including vintage and transitional.
Embrace modern elegance with this three-light lantern fixture. Designed for damp locations, it casts a warm, inviting glow, making it an ideal choice for dining areas, kitchens, and foyers. This dimmable fixture allows for customized ambiance to suit your mood and decor.
Playing with shape, angles, and negative space, Brookfield takes a classic lantern form and gives it a fresh look with a vintage feel. Sharp lines combine to create a gorgeous diamond-shaped framework with clear glass panels. The delicate chainwork enhances the design's jewelry-like vibe. Whether with a single exposed bulb in the center or a five-light candelabra, this unique pendant makes a stunning statement.
Beautiful, curved lines create the open, airy framework of this more minimalist take on the classic lantern form. The easy silhouette and very useable Aged Brass and Old Bronze finishes blend well with many styles including vintage and transitional.
This elegant fixture, crafted from metal and featuring glass shades, makes a statement in any setting. The four-light design offers ample illumination, while its adjustable hanging height allows for customized ambiance. Perfect for spaces seeking a touch of sophistication and charm.
A floating work of art, Lloyd features a perfect piece of white alabaster resting within an airy and delicate cage. Light fills the alabaster bowl with a warm glow, casts upward through the open teardrop shape, and softly reflects off the metalwork for an overall effect that is both functional and tranquil. Lloyd is sure to fill the invalid in any space with serene beauty.
An eye-catching design, Edmonton features an Aged Brass or Polished Nickel arm rising up from a bowl-like vessel creating the illusion that the clear, handblown glass shade is floating around the candlesticks at the center. Combining a modern shape with timeless elements, this stunning lantern is comfortable in many different interiors.
