Every piece was chosen twice.

Once on its own merits. Once against everything already here. What did not survive the second pass is not in the collection.

By room

By finish

14 pieces

$180

Cast solid brass, 18 inches, dimmable to a whisper. Heavy enough that it stays put when the cord is pulled.

$165

Solid brass backplate with a curved arm, 9 inches. The linen shade tilts and holds its angle.

$210

Hand-blown opal glass on a machined base, 11 inches. Diffuses a bare bulb without a shade.

$240

Spun aluminium shade over an opal glass diffuser. Hangs from 12 to 48 inches on a cloth cord.

$420

Blackened steel, 62 inches. Twin cylindrical heads pivot independently along a horizontal arm.

Two heads on one stem light a chair and a side table without a second lamp.

$195

Blackened steel on a weighted disc base, 16 inches. Two friction pivots, so it holds position without a knob.

$68

Turned solid brass, 7 inches, sized for a standard taper. Weighted at the foot so it stays level as the candle burns down.

$145

Opal glass disc on a blackened steel arm, 7 inches. Set off the wall so light falls both up and down.

$95

Cut from a single block of travertine, 12 inches across. Honed rather than polished, so it holds fingerprints less.

$385

Blackened steel channel, 36 inches, with a frosted lens along its underside. Suspended on two cables.

Sized to run with a dining table rather than hang over the middle of it.

$120

A matched pair cut from limestone, 5 inches tall. Eight pounds each, which is the part that matters.

$155

Brass stem on a round base under a tapered linen shade, 14 inches. The switch sits on the base, not the cord.

$88

Anodised aluminium with a rubber-lined jaw, opens to 2 inches. Clamps to a shelf without marking it.

$265

Opal glass dome on a slim rim, 14 inches, mounted flush. For rooms where a pendant would hang too low.