10 Easy Pieces: Modern Chandeliers
November 5th, 2008
From Julie,
If you are lacking a post-election chandelier to swing from, here is a roundup of celebratory fixtures—some priced in the stratosphere, some within the reach of mortals.
Below: Arctic Pear Chandelier; of solid clear glass drops with patinated brass or nickel frame, from Ochre in New York.
Below: Ice Chandelier of six mouthblown globes; $880 at Scandinavian Design Center.
Below: The Ether 90 S, designed by Patrick Jouin for the Murano Due Collection. Clear, handblown bubbles suspended from a polished steel canopy; go to Y Lighting for information.
Below: Bocci 14 Series 5 Pendant Chandelier; $1,336 at Lumens.
Below: Giogali Chandelier of handblown Murano glass rings; $2,100 at Design Within Reach.
Below: Midsummer Light of Tyvek, by Tord Boontje; $75 at Re-Modern.
Below: Tord Boontje Garland Light of silver-plated brass for Artecnica: $75 at Zwello.
Below: Roost Halo Chandelier; of solid brass and cloth-covered cord; $270 at Velocity Art & Design.
Below: Ikea’s seasonal Kallt outdoor chandelier is $69.99 and is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
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- Lighting: Leucos Pendant
- 10 Easy Pieces: Glass Pendant Lights
- Lighting: Black Chandeliers
- Outdoors: Stockholm Fixture
Entry Filed under: 10 EASY PIECES, LIGHTING
2 Comments Add your own
1. Sara Krohn | November 5th, 2008 at 8:09 am
I love the Arctic Pear lights at Ochre. I don’t know what the price range is for them. I wonder if the Caboche family has a more down to earth price?
2. Sandra Page | November 13th, 2008 at 9:57 am
The Roost Halo chandelier is just what I had been looking for to hang over the kitchen island in our new house and after looking at the Roost website I found hanging lights for the dining room table and placed an order yesterday for lights for both rooms. Your blog is a daily read for me, thanks so much for the wonderful links.
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