Lighting: Glass Pendant Lamps
From Julie
This rustic kitchen in the UK is outfitted with multiple clear glass pendant lights from Baileys Home & Garden for an airy effect (photos from Light Locations).
Above: Barely There Pendant Lamp; $248 at Anthropologie.
Above: Meridian Pendant from Sundance Catalog; $175 each (or $150 each for two or more).
Above: Roost Berlin Pendant Lamp; $160 (15 percent off until March 31) at Velocity Art & Design.
Above: Clear Glass Dome; £95 at Baileys Home & Garden.
March 18, 2009
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They might look very pretty in the daytime when they're switched off, but can you imagine how painfully bright they will be at night?
I assume these are just for Edison bulbs or (if they're hanging from the ceiling) for the silver-capped bulb in the last shot?
because otherwise once it's lit you've just got a naked bulb there.
I was going to say the same as Diana, It dosent look like it in the pics but i bet these would look really great with the Edison bulbs
Prismatic lighting addresses the issues detailed rearding glare. By splitting up the light the lights provide good illumination (like a clear glass shade) whilst dispersing the light so that there is no glare from the bulb. Available in many sizes and designs this style of light (first developed in France in the 1890s) is incredibly versatile and stylish.
