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Modern Lighting by the Masters
Lighting should help you set the mood no matter
which room you're decorating. Putting all lights on dinners gives you the option
of selecting the right brightness for each setting. Modern lighting by American masters.
Go to: Modern Floor Lamps,
Modern Pendant Lighting,
Modern Table and Task Lamps
More than lighting, these modern designs are
illuminated works of art.
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Buffy Giant Pendant |
Deidre Drum Pendant in Choice of Color |
Carly Pendant |
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Make a big statement with the Buffy Giant Pendant. Tole pendant is
handmade and hand painted by artisans in Mexico |
A quirky cord sleeve and matching finial give the Deidre Pendant a chic
charm. Chocolate and white striped tole drum is handmade and hand
painted by artisans in Mexico. Mini roses sleeve and finial are
papier-mache from recycled materials, handmade by artisans in Haiti, and
hand painted with low-VOC paint |
A glamorous drum light reminiscent of champagne and mirror balls, the
Carly Pendant is dressed to impress! Antiqued mirror disks edged in
recyclable tin surround this four-arm chandelier. Handmade by artisans
in Mexico |
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| Crown Pendant |
Yvette Pendant |
Gabrielle Silver Pendant Lamp |
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A pleasing mix of vintage and modern, the Crown Pendant is regal enough
for royalty. Handmade by artisans in Mexico from recyclable tin and
antiqued mirror |
Like cascading fireworks, the Yvette Pendant is a glamorous celebration
of light. Mirrored disks arc and play around a single bulb. Handmade by
artisans in Mexico from antiqued mirrors and recyclable tin. |
This striking pendant lamp adds a sophisticated and feminine touch to
any room. Silver base features clear crystal accents. Unique shade
features white silk flowers |
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| Niche Pod Pendant
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Niche Stamen Pendant
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| The unique, sexy and subtle Pod Pendant (2004) is the work of Jeremy
Pyles for Niche Modern, a company that happened a bit by accident. The
founders were designing for their own use, to satisfy what they call
their “super picky sensibilities” but their work caught people’s
attention, and soon orders were being placed. Made in U.S.A. |
Stamen Pendants are made of hand-blown glass, and no two are exactly
the same (like snowflakes). The result is a play of light and dark,
strength and delicateness, simple lines and lush colors. |
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| Superordinate Antler Pendant
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Modo 4-Sided Chandelier
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| Described by Brooklyn-based designer Jason Miller as “nature made
better,” the Superordinate Antler Collection (2003) could be called an
artful collision between hunting lodge décor and high-end contemporary
design |
The design of Jason Miller’s Modo Chandelier (2009) was inspired by
off-the-shelf industrial parts like those found on Canal Street not too
far from his Brooklyn studio. The spoke-and-hub lighting system allows
the Modo to be configured in dozens of different ways for a bespoked
chandelier of almost any size and shape. |
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| Shade Pendant
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Logico Triple Suspension Lamp
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| A versatile lighting solution, the Shade Pendant (2008) comes with
threaded steel rods with a brushed nickel finish. Depending on how many
rods you use, the Shade Pendant can hang as close as six inches or as
far as 54 inches from the ceiling. The ivory-colored linen lampshade is
dramatic in scale but traditional in shape |
Handblown glass is given a curvaceous, organic form in the Logico
Collection (2002), designed by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert.
Available in an assortment of styles, Logico’s neutral materials can
suit interiors from modern to traditional |
Robert Abbey Lamps
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| Marvin Lamp |
Adrianna Lamp in Choice of Color |
Robin Lamp in Choice of Color |
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The stately Marvin Lamp features mirrored disks joined together in a
majestic table lamp of antiqued mirrors surrounded by recyclable tin.
Handmade by artisans in Mexico. Comes with an ivory charmeuse shade |
Two birds twitter the day away in a papier-mâché tree! The Adrianna Lamp
is handmade of papier-mâché from recycled materials by artisans in
Haiti. Keep the base white or choose from several happy hues, all in
low-VOC paints. Available with a white paper shade (as shown) or a
chocolate, copper, green or raspberry doupioni silk shade. |
The elegant Robin Lamp features three stacked birds interspersed with
clear glass balls with another lovely little bird perched on the top.
Birds are papier-mâché, handmade from recycled materials by Haitian
artisans. Balls are recycled glass, mouth blown by artisans in Mexico. |
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| LIM C LED Table Lamp
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Superordinate Antler Table Lamp
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| The ultra slim LIM (2009), aka light in motion, LED task light by
San Francisco-based Pablo Pardo is elemental in structure yet provides
multiple configurations for residential, workspace and hospitality
applications |
Made completely out of ceramic with classic flame light bulbs at its
tips, it will certainly provide a bright conversation piece for your
next dinner party. When turned on, the bulbs throw shadows of the
branch-like antlers onto the walls and ceiling, creating further
decorative forms. |
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Mix Task Lamp
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Leaf® Light
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| This sophisticated reading lamp draws a mere five watts of energy
and delivers an intense, warm and pleasing light for an average duration
of some 50,000 hours (2,000 hours is the average for a normal halogen
bulb). |
It's been called the Aeron of lamps and its controls have been
compared with those on an iPod, but technology is only half of the story
when it comes to the new Leaf Light. The other half is sustainability.
The work of Yves Béhar for Herman Miller, the Leaf Light (2006) uses a
biomorphic grid of LEDs to deliver a wide spectrum of light |
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| Link LED Floor Lamp
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LIM L LED Floor Lamp
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| Peter Stathis’ Link LED Floor Lamp (2008/2009) is designed for
movement. With vibrant colors and bold shapes, it infuses any work or
living space with a sense of playful animation. |
The ultra slim LIM (2009), aka light in motion, LED floor light by
San Francisco-based Pablo Pardo is elemental in structure yet provides
multiple configurations for residential, workspace and hospitality
applications. |
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| Tube Top Floor Lamp
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Brazo Floor Lamp
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| Inspired by the simplicity and utility found in a pair of serving
tongs, designer Peter Stathis created his Tube Top Lamp (2006). The
satisfying composition features a transparent acrylic base that supports
a lightweight mesh shade |
Made from LEDs and recyclable aluminum, Pablo Pardo’s innovative
Brazo Floor Lamp (2006) uses the same body as his Brazo Task Lamp, but
with an extension piece for added height. |
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| Harper Floor Lamp |
Miranda Floor Lamp |
Lucy Floor Lamp in Choice of Color |
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The Harper Floor Lamp's tall weeds are the perfect balance of wild and
wonderful. Base is natural and unpainted. Handmade of papier-mâché from
recycled materials by artisans in Haiti. The stylish square shade is
ivory charmeuse. |
The Miranda Floor Lamp is a vibrant sparkler with its three-diamond stem
and kaleidoscope base. Handmade by artisans in Mexico from antiqued
mirrors and recyclable tin. Features an elegant ivory charmeuse shade. |
The Lucy Floor Lamp's billowing bloom is refined, elegant and powerful -
a stunning work of art. Handmade by artisans in Haiti of papier-mache
from recycled materials |
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| Tripod Floor Lamp
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Gilda Floor Lamp
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| The Tripod Floor Lamp, with its satisfying proportions and refined
details, has all the potential of a classic. Its cord is coyly hidden
down one leg, for an uninterrupted line. Three thin legs, each with a
rubber glide at its base, support a perfectly balanced fabric shade |
Few floor lamps mix elements of traditional and - industrial design
with the grace and impeccable styling of Enrico Franzolini's Gilda Floor
Lamp (1997). Designed with an oversized jute shade, the lamp resolves in
a reed-thin telescoping spine that expands and contracts |
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| Baby Gilda
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Logico Floor Lamp
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| Few lamps mix elements of traditional and industrial design with the
grace and impeccable styling of Enrico Franzolini's Gilda Collection
(1997). Designed with an oversized jute shade, the lamp resolves in a
reed-thin telescoping spine that expands and contracts from 36 to 60
inches |
Handblown glass is given a curvaceous, organic form in the Logico
Collection (2002), designed by Michele De Lucchi and Gerhard Reichert.
Available in an assortment of styles, Logico’s neutral materials can
suit interiors from modern to traditional |
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