We’ve long admired the modern—yet simultaneously medieval—halo chandelier, designed with wood, iron, stainless, and even chainmail components. Here are our all-time favorites:
Above: The West Elm LED Hoop Chandelier Antique Brass is $499. Above: The Ochre Artic Pear Chandelier Round is available in five different sizes. Contact Ochre for ordering information. Above: Oversize, two-tier iron Mate Chandelier by Oakland-based blacksmith John Sarriugarte of Form & Reform originally designed for the late Camino Restaurant in Oakland; contact Form & Reform for ordering information. Above: Designed by Paul Loebach for Roll & Hill, the Halo Circle Pendant Light, shown in Brushed Brass, is $9,980 at YLighting. Above: Designed by Rico Espinet for Robert Abbey, the Candelaria Chandelier is $1,943.50 at Lumens. Above: The Farol Chandelier by UK designers Bowles and Linares is made with either steel or aluminum rings, chains, rose; fittings are of black silk cable. Contact Bowles and Linares for more information. Above: The FontanaArte Chandelier by David Chipperfield can be sourced at Artemest. Above: The Remington Iron Round Chandelier comes in brass (shown) or bronze for $600 at Pottery Barn. Above: Designed by Benedito Design for Bover, the Circular LED Chandelier starts at $1,575.90 at Lumens. Above: The Roost Halo Transitional Chandelier (RST-L113) is $402.50 at Arcadian Home.
N.B.: This post was originally published on November 4, 2009. We have updated it with new and additional product selections and current pricing.
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