Travertine, glass and brass

Light, considered.

Fixtures chosen for how a room feels once the light is on — not for how they photograph in a catalogue.

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Pendants
Ribbed opal glass pendant light over an oak dining table

Pendants

Wall lights
Brass wall sconce on a warm plaster wall

Wall lights

Ceiling
Travertine and brass ceiling light seen from below

Ceiling

Chandeliers
Modern brass chandelier with glass globes

Chandeliers

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Edler Classic Armed Fabric Shade Wall Sconce with Bronze Base

Edler Classic Armed Fabric Shade Wall Sconce with Bronze Base

Sale price  $211.00 Regular price $421.00

Valter Modern Cylinder Alabaster Wall Sconce

Valter Modern Cylinder Alabaster Wall Sconce

Sale price  $413.00 Regular price $825.00

Varen Minimalist Travertine Round Flush Mount Ceiling Light

Varen Minimalist Travertine Round Flush Mount Ceiling Light

Sale price  $362.00 Regular price $725.00

Vela Vintage Capiz Shell Wall Light with Metal and Wood Frame

Vela Vintage Capiz Shell Wall Light with Metal and Wood Frame

Sale price  $404.00 Regular price $808.00
How we would light a home

Inspiration

How we would light a home

Where the light should come from, how high it should sit, and which fixture does the job. Six rooms, with the measurements that make each one work.

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Our approach

Most lighting is sold on how it looks switched off.

We judge a fixture by its shadow: how the light falls, where it pools, what it does to a wall at eight in the evening.

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Materials

Stone, glass, brass.

Travertine that still shows its pitting. Glass ribbed enough to break the glare. Brass left unlacquered so it dulls the way brass should.

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How we choose

Three tests, every time.

The shadow it throws, not how it looks on a white background. Real stone, real glass, real metal. And whether it works in a room rather than a showroom.

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