The Tillman combines a solid brass body with an illuminated alabaster globe. Above the globe, a circular array of individual brass rods forms the fixture's defining detail, creating a balance between repetition, openness, and structure.   The contrast between the warmth of the brass, the translucency of the alabaster, and the open geometry of the rod assembly gives the fixture a refined yet lightweight presence.

Shown in Aged Brass.

Walker is composed of a die-cast shade that creates a protective metal plane, allowing light to emerge softly from behind. Suspended between two arms, the shade forms a restrained composition that balances weight and proportion.

Shown in Aged Brass.

The Guard Lamp explores indirect light and sculptural form, with its geometry defined by the support it provides. The marble base tiers outward on either side to cradle two brass arms, which lift and hold the shade above. Carved from a solid block of marble, the base takes shape not through ornament alone, but through its role in sustaining what rests above.

Shown in Travertine, Portoro, Rainforest Green, Rosso Levanto, and Nero Marquina.

Composed of solid brass and carved alabaster, the Payson was designed to embrace unevenness while preserving structural clarity. Stacked alabaster pucks are illuminated from within, their natural translucency softening and diffusing the central light source.

Shown in Aged Brass

The Akner balances subtle ornamentation with a measured sense of visual weight. A series of individually cast solid brass beads serves as the focal detail, embracing weight and gravity as they hang beneath a softly glowing opal glass shade.

The Franklin defines its form through concentric squares, further articulated by the shadows they cast. Carved from a solid block of stone, its softened edges lend a quiet fluidity to the geometry. At its center, a cast glass shade mirrors the stone form—square, yet rounded in its details.

Stocked finishes are ready to ship; out-of-stock finishes are made to order or will be back-ordered.

The Ramson's bulbous form originates from a solid block of stone, ornamented with subtle geometry and carved to accommodate its glass counterpart. In contrast to the fixture's base, the glass shade is completely void of edges, taking shape through a single curve. In its entirety, the Ramson sits on three tapered solid brass feet.

The Dover was designed with hidden fastening, allowing its stone and glass components to create a seamless silhouette. When viewed from its side, half of the cylindrical shade extends lower, providing an asymmetric profile, while a symmetric view exists when the fixture is forward-facing.

The Dormus plays with a single amorphous form in two orientations; its brass exterior holds an inner glass shade of the same shape but inverted, creating a compelling demonstration of negative space between the two components.

The Milton evokes visual fluidity from top to bottom through the combination of solid brass and reeded glass. Supporting bars extend through the lantern-style fixture and converge below at a perforated brass plate.

The Pell features stacked leather hide disks that capture the natural imperfections of the leather's edge. The sconce's cylindrical body is held in place by a simple brass backplate.

As leather is a natural product, slight differences in color depth may occur among leather fixtures.

The Dover Chandelier features a staggered arrangement of solid stone-carved Dover pendants. Designed with hidden fastenings, the Dover allows its stone and glass components to merge into a seamless silhouette. Fully customizable, our chandeliers are tailored to suit any space, offering flexibility in the number of drops, height, and structural orientation.

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Shown: Dover 6 Chandelier in Blackened Brass and Calacatta Viola

Specifications:

Bulb: G9 - Bulbs not included

Certifications: UL / CE

The Malt's fastening and use of negative space inform its unique shape. A solid brass support rests in a stone base, functioning as the link for what extends above. A brass shade illuminates the fixture's nested detail.

The Folton fixture celebrates the imperfection of natural materials, featuring stacked leather hide disks as the focal detail. The leather supports extend fully through the fixture’s frosted glass shade and are capped with brass finials.

As leather is a natural product, slight differences in color depth may occur among leather fixtures.