Every Kyoto chandelier by Lumifer is one of a kind. The multidimensional fixture in oil-rubbed bronze includes three tinted hand-blown glass spheres and six adjustable diffusers. NYC, 212-967-8738.
Inspired by miners’ lamps, the Cage pendant from Foscarini’s Diesel collection provides a light in the darkness. A coated steel and chromed frame encompasses a bronze dome. Through Nukitchens, S. Norwalk.
The Royal Maroc fixture from Nellcote Studios for Resource Decor exudes a retro elegance. The stainless steel silhouette is plated in polished gold with suspended glass tubular shades. Through Lillian August, Norwalk, 203-847-3314.
A composition of spire-shaped pendants, the Sonneman spire series can be used as single drops or grouped for an array of LED lights. The radially-cut crystal cones hang from polished chrome tapers. Through Klaffs, S. Norwalk, 203-866-1603.
The multifaceted, jewelry-inspired Motif chandelier by Corbett flaunts a convex shade comprised of molten Italian glass. An overlay of glass-gem pieces is encased in brilliant gold leaf. Through Connecticut Lighting, Hartford, 860-249-7631.
A marriage of global craft and modern geometry, the Dolma chandelier, designed by Windsor Smith for Arteriors, suspends polished brass hexagons from decorative link chains. 800-338-2150.
Light gilt bronze and satin brass surround a striking, blown-glass cyclinder in the Avrett Joggle pendant. Through John Rosselli & Associates, D&D, 212-593-2060, (T).
Designer Jonathan Browning’s Boule de Cristal Linear chandelier for RH Modern evokes the minimalist spirit of 1960s design. Each fauceted crystal sphere is ground and polished by hand to reflect and refract the light. Westport, 203-222-1027, Greenwich, 203-552-1040.
Simplistic in form and function, the Petworth lantern by Vaughan is available in bronze (shown here), nickel or brass. D&D, NYC, 212-319-7070, (T).
Urban Archaeology’s Hourglass Constellation fixture consists of matte black hourglass-shaped pendants lined in satin brass and suspended from a single canopy. NYC, 212-371-4646.
Bling in the new year with Visual Comfort’s Bracelet chandelier. Recalling mid-century modernism, swirls of gilded iron surround six light arms. Designed by Manhattan-based architect and interior designer Barry Goralnick. Through Circa Lighting, Greenwich, 203-622-1417.
The stylized petal pattern of the Full Bloom pendant by Vermont Modern from Hubbardton Forge is achieved from a single steel tube that is laser cut, heated and expanded. The light source is hidden within the cone at the core of the fixture. 800-826-4766.
The understated Agnes pendant in plaster white is part of the Aerin collection for Circa Lighting. The gilded interior adds a kick and casts a warm glow in an all white kitchen. Greenwich, 203-622-1417.
Sculptural in shape, contemporary in vibe, the Meridian LED pendant by Élan sports a brushed nickel finish with clear etched acrylic. Through Bender, Norwalk, 203-847-3865.
The tailored look of the Arundel pendant from Waterworks is adaptable to any décor. A molded shade, in clear or smoked seeded glass, is accented with solid brass accents. Greenwich, 203-869-7766.
The nature-inspired Minetto pendant by Ethan Allen is handcrafted in Thailand. Artisans assemble each one-of-a-kind chandelier from Bauhinia wood. Six 40-watt bulbs are tucked inside the branches. Stamford, 203-352-2888.
Michael Amato, the creative director of the Urban Electric Company, reinterprets the classic Hermès Cape Cod watch in his design of the Bit Hang fixture. Shown here in brass with a marbleized shade. 843-723-8140.
Exclusive to McGuire, Jonathan Browning designed the Muir mobile pendant to mimic sunlight filtering through the California redwoods. The three graphic cages, in solid brass in an antique finish, coupled with crystal diffusers, cast captivating shadows. NYC, 212-689-1565.
Handcrafted by artist Jose Esteves for Intérieurs, the Mobile Universe chandelier can be adapted to include as many branches as needed. In addition, interior plates can be specified in gold, silver, white or a custom color. Greenwich, 212-343-0800.
Simple beauty shines through the Woodstock pendant. Handmade by Simon Pearce glassblowers using centuries-old techniques, a single pendant is just right or group in multiples for a focal feature. Westport, 203-226-2353.