While lighting can add a lot of ambiance, Home Décor accents such as artwork can also enhance the look of any room. Many Decorative Mirrors, Ceiling Medallions, Vanity Hardware, and other Home Décor accents can help express your individual style as well.

Mirrors

When adding Mirrors to your interior design, think about the size and shape that will complement the room's overall style. The style of the frame can also change the look of a room.

 

Medallions and Shades

Ceiling Medallions and Chandelier Lampshades accessorize your lighting design. Ceiling medallions can be simple or intricate, and are placed on the ceiling above your lighting fixture. They frame the fixture and provide an elegant and sophisticated look.

Chandelier lampshades can also add a creative flair to chandelier fixtures. They come in many colors and styles, so you can choose lampshades that accent your fixture.

Home Accents

Home Accents, such as intricate clocks, can add to the visual appeal of a room. These accents demonstrate attention to detail, and also reflect your personal style.

 

Bathroom Hardware

Bathroom Hardware, such as towel rings and bars and soap dishes, accessorizes your bathroom and gives it your unique style. Choose hardware that is not only functional but also stylish, and you will have a delightful bathroom design that you can enjoy for years to come.

Framed Art and Paintings

Adding Framed Art and Paintings is an easy way to make a room both interesting and chic. There are a vast range of styles to choose from with art and paintings, and you are sure to find some that reflect your interior design goals. For example, a vibrant painting of the ocean can bring a relaxing feel to a room, and complement the existing color scheme.

There are many types of Ceiling Lighting fixtures that can add a distinctive touch to the decor in your room. Whether you are looking for a Ceiling Lighting fixture for your living room, great room, dining room, hallway, breakfast area, kitchen, ballroom, or bathroom, there are many fixtures which can reflect your personal style.

There are two main types of Ceiling Lighting fixture designs - flush mounts and semi-flush mounts. Flush mounts often have a globe-like design that rests directly against the ceiling. Semi-flush mount designs have a smaller fixture that attaches to the ceiling, while the light itself hangs beneath.

Some Ceiling Lighting styles come in both flush and semi-flush designs. This is one component of Ceiling Lighting to consider when choosing the right lighting fixture for you. You should also consider the existing style in the room. Ceiling Lighting comes in a variety of shapes and sizes that can enhance any interior design.

Traditional Ceiling Lighting

Traditional Ceiling Lights are made with classic characteristics that match traditional interior designs. These styles have timeless appeal that can enhance any traditional room. Many Traditional Ceiling Lights are crafted with fine metals and glass to create a functional look that will last.

Crystal Ceiling Lighting

Crystal Ceiling Lighting fixtures are both gorgeous and functional. The combination of light and intricately cut crystal in these fixtures is stunning. You can hang a Crystal Ceiling Light in any area that you would like to emphasize with an elegant look.

Contemporary Ceiling Lighting

Contemporary Ceiling Lighting fixtures have sleek designs and modern details. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Some are large, eye catching statement pieces that look fabulous in foyers and other open spaces. Other Contemporary Ceiling Lighting fixtures provide a sophisticated look and intimate lighting for smaller spaces.

Antique Ceiling Lighting

Antique Ceiling Lighting fixtures mimic the styles of many different historical periods throughout time. These fixtures offer rich style along with the opulent look of antique designs. They enhance the look of rooms that are decorated with charming antique accents.

Transitional Ceiling Lighting

Transitional Ceiling Lighting fixtures combine elements from both traditional and contemporary style, and can act as statement pieces in transitional rooms. Transitional interior design often uses muted colors and a few statement pieces to create a comfortable and stylish look.

Brass and Crystal Lighting

Brass and Crystal Ceiling Lighting designs use a combination of brass and crystal to create a luxurious look. These magnificent fixtures are highly detailed and stylish. They even mimic the look of small chandeliers, and add elegance to any space.

Arts and Crafts Ceiling Lighting

Arts and Crafts Ceiling Lighting fixtures are made with creative flair. They have artistic and creative designs, and can act as unique conversation pieces in any room.

Recessed and track lighting products allow you to express a range of moods throughout every room in your home. Recessed and track lighting solutions fit many designs and performance requirements to bring out those unique characteristics of your home's decor.

There are seven main types of recessed and track lighting, including low voltage recessed lighting, 4" recessed lighting, 5" recessed lighting, 6" recessed lighting, regular track lighting, T-Trak lighting and under cabinet lighting.

Low voltage recessed lighting can accentuate the beauty of painting, sculpture, collectibles, crystal, and architectural features. Low voltage recessed lighting uses less than 30 volts of electricity and is very versatile.

4", 5", and 6" recessed lighting fixtures are integral with the architecture of any home and its decor. Whether it's bold and bright, or soft and subtle, halogen recessed lighting articulates the right mood.

Track lighting creates just the right ambiance for restaurants and residential applications. Track lighting heads and components help establish the right climate for enhancing human interactions, whether you are creating spaciousness or intimacy, facilitating a task or focusing attention on art or architectural details.

T-track lighting is the first-ever hand-bendable, line-voltage track lighting system. The award-winning design features a sleek metal track that can be curved in the field to form practically any shape, while simultaneously providing powerful and versatile illumination options.

Under cabinet lighting fixtures are the lowest profile xenon fixtures available, measuring only 1 1/8" in height. These fixtures often come with a quick connect system, which allows for the lighting to plug together, eliminating a wiring mess under and inside cabinets. These unobtrusive xenon light fixtures provide outstanding illumination for your counter top workspace.

Recessed and Track Lighting is important for circulation and functionality, and it allows you to express a range of moods throughout every room in your home.

Each type of lighting helps achieve a different look.  There are several types of Recessed and Track Lighting to choose from.

Down Lighting

• Uniform Down-Lighting
  Uniform illumination provides a layer of ambient light typically used to provide general lighting on horizontal surfaces. It is important to note that, while useful, uniform illumination typically has the least visual impact on a space.

• Non-Uniform Down-Lighting
  Non-uniform down lighting provides the appearance of pools of light and can provide a more interesting visual appearance. Non-Uniform Illumination is generally accomplished with par or MR16 lamps spaced far enough apart so their beams do not overlap. Spacing is a function of the chosen lamp's beam spread and desired effect.

Task Lighting
Providing supplemental illumination over tasks is critical to allow enough light to perform them accurately, efficiently, and safely.

• Recessed Task Lighting
  Placement of recessed down-lights to facilitate tasks is critical. For counter or work surface tasks, recessed fixtures should be placed between the cabinet face and the front edge of the counter. This position avoids casting of shadows and minimizes veiling reflections.
  
  

When lighting paper tasks, down-lights should be placed on each side of the task to minimize glare and veiling reflections.

When lighting tasks in front of people, such as at a table or in front of a mirror, it is important to locate down-lights in front of the person so as not to cast unnatural or unpleasant shadows. Whenever possible, add complementary fill lighting from a diffuse source such as a wall sconce or chandelier.

• Decorative Pendants Task Lighting
  Decorative pendants provide both functional task lighting and add a visual interest and aesthetic character into a space. Pendants can be used singularly to light over small tables such as in an intimate restaurant or in multiples to light elongated surfaces such as residential kitchen island counters or retail cash wraps or feature displays. For tables, the bottom edge of the pendants should be mounted 30" to 36" above the counter top.

Accent Lighting
Accent Lighting creates high contrast on objects of interest such as sculpture, collectibles, and architectural details. For noticeable visual impact, accent lighting should be at least 3 times as bright as a surrounding area. More dramatic accent lighting requires contrast ratios of 5:1 or greater.

• Accent Lighting on flat artwork
  Flat art is usually illuminated by a source striking its surface at a 30-degree angle. This eliminates glare from bouncing into a viewer's eye, and prevents the casting of a shadow of the viewer onto the artwork.
  
  

• Accent Lighting of three dimensional objects
  "Key and Fill" is an effective technique for accentuating the three dimensional character of an object. This technique entails the use of key and fill lighting from two sides of the object. Key lighting is a hard accent light used to create shadows and to highlight an object's form and texture. Fill light is a softer light thrown from the opposite side of the object to soften the shadows, making the object appear more natural. Other techniques can also be applied to further accentuate the unique character of an object, such as silhouetting and object from behind.

Floor Lamps add an easy touch of light into any room. Depending on what style you are interested in, Floor Lamps can be classically elegant, a mixture between traditional and contemporary, or chic modern.

Generally there are four main types of Floor Lamps, which include Crystal, Transitional, Contemporary and Traditional styles.

Crystal Floor Lamps

Crystal Floor Lamps present the classic as well as the contemporary modern floor lamp, the time-honored silhouettes as well as the exciting designs of today. Quality and craftsmanship are fundamental parts to every crystal floor lamp.

Transitional Floor Lamps

Transitional Floor Lamps and rustic floor lighting honor the traditions of elegant simplicity combined with quality craftsmanship. These traditional floor lamps are made with wrought iron and offer a creative interpretation, with strict attention to detail.

Contemporary Floor Lamps

Contemporary Floor Lamps and halogen torchiere lighting come in classic, timeless designs that allow function in a beautiful form. Contemporary and modern floor lamps accommodate many settings, from a lodge in Colorado to an ultra-modern city condominium.

Traditional Floor Lamps

Traditional floor lamps and brass floor lighting are made with timeless designs that will outlast many home decor trends.

T~trak (Tech Trak) is the first-ever hand-bendable, line-voltage track lighting system. The award-winning design features a sleek metal track that can be curved in the field to form practically any shape, while simultaneously providing powerful and versatile illumination options.

To calculate the amount of track you'll need for an organic shape, draw the Tech Trak to scale (for example, ¼" =1'). Use a piece of string to "trace" the drawing. Measure the length of string, then convert from your scale.

Use standoff supports every four feet of a Tech Trak run. For best appearance, place the last standoff 4-6" from the end of the run, and place standoffs symmetrically, altering between standoffs with connector where track sections join together and standoffs without connector in the center of each 8' track section.

T-Track is a form of recessed and track lighting.

A Two-Circuit Monorail offers the same creative options as a traditional monorail system, which allows you to create a unique lighting design using tracks and a variety of lighting elements.  However, Two-Circuit Monorail also provides two individually switchable low voltage circuits on a single run. 

The first step in designing your Two-Circuit Monorail System is to determine what it is you are trying to light. You'll need to decide where the pendants or elements should be installed to put light where you want it, and which pendants or elements will be controlled by each circuit.

The second step is to draw your Two-Circuit Monorail run. Remember, Two-Circuit Monorail can be shaped by hand to follow architectural details or to create an organic shape. Your run must be placed so it runs directly from beneath the surface transformer or power feed and intersects the locations of all the fixtures. Determine how many pieces of rail you'll need. Add one set of end caps to each end of the run for an elegant finishing touch.

Next, add up the wattages of the lamps you'll be using on the system; this will help you select a transformer. A remote transformer with a power feed canopy provides the cleanest look, but the remote transformer must be installed in an accessible, remote location. The surface transformer simply mounts to a junction box. Two-Circuit Monorail transformers come prewired with either two or four 120 volt input lines to allow for independent switching of the circuits.

Finally, determine how far from the ceiling you want the system to drop. Power feed canopies place the rail two inches from the ceiling; Two-Circuit Monorail surface transformers place the rail six inches from the ceiling. If this drop is shorter than you require, you'll need to add a power extender to your canopy or surface transformer. The maximum standard drop for Two-Circuit Monorail is eight feet.

Select standoffs that match the drop of your power feed to support the system. Adjustable standoffs provide a clean, elegant look. Choose rigid standoffs for curvy runs, or runs with multiple glass pendants. You'll need one standoff for every three feet of Two-Circuit Monorail. The power feed counts as a support, so begin adding standoffs three feet from the power feed.

Note: Power extenders and standoffs are field-cuttable, so it's easy to achieve a custom drop length.

Monorail Chadeliers are creative fixtures that allow you to express your style by choosing from a wide variety of hand blown glass elements. The glass pieces are then placed on a sleek monorail kit. The result is a unique design that can complement your home or work environment.

The first step in designing your Monorail Chandelier is to determine what it is you are trying to light. You'll need to decide where pendants or elements should be installed to put light where you want it.

Next, add up the wattage of the lamps you'll be using on the system: this will help you select a transformer. A remote transformer with power feed canopy provides the cleanest look, but the remote transformer must be installed in an accessible, remote location. A surface transformer simply mounts to a junction box.

Finally, determine how far from the ceiling you want the Monorail Chandelier to drop. The minimum diameter of the chandelier should be about half the width of your table. For rooms with an eight foot ceiling, hang the chandelier so the bottom of the fixture is 30-32 inches above the tabletop.

The first step in designing your Wall Monorail System is to determine what it is you are trying to light. You will need to decide where the elements should be installed to put light where you want it.

The second step is to draw your Wall Monorail run. Remember, Wall Monorails can be shaped by hand to follow a curved wall or soffit. Your Wall Monorail must be placed so it runs directly in front of the junction box if using a remote transformer or within two feet of the junction box if using a surface transformer. Determine how many pieces of rail you'll need. You may add a pair of end caps to the each end of the run for an elegant finishing touch.

The next step is to add up the wattages of the lamps you'll be using on the system. This will help you select a transformer. A remote transformer with a power feed canopy provides the cleanest look, but the remote transformer must be installed in an accessible, remote location. A surface transformer simply mounts to a nearby junction box and requires end or center power feed connectors to bring power from the transformer to the run.

Finally, you will have to add standoffs. You'll need one standoff for every three feet of Wall Monorail. The power feed canopy counts as a support, so begin adding standoffs three feet from the power feed canopy.

The first step in designing your Kable Lite system is to determine what it is you are trying to light. You will need to decide where the pendants or elements should be installed to put light where you want it. Determine the cable separation of the run. Generally, the higher the ceiling, the wider the cable separation can be.

We recommend the following:

Ceiling height	Cable separation not to exceed
8'	3.5"
9'	5.5"
10'	8"

Different fixtures have different cable separation requirements, so make sure the fixtures you've chosen are compatible with the cable separation.

The second step is to draw your Kable Lite run. Remember, Kable Lite is designed to make straight lines and simple turns. The cables must be placed so they pass over the locations of all the fixtures. Kable Lite surface transformers and power feed canopies have 24" feeds, so your Kable Lite run must pass within two feet of the junction box. Determine how many feet of cable you'll need.

Finally, add up the wattage of the lamps you'll be using on the system; this will help you select a transformer. A remote transformer with power feed canopy provides the cleanest look, but the remote transformer must be installed in an accessible, remote location. The surface transformer simply mounts to a nearby junction box. Kable Lite power feed canopies and surface transformers have 24' feeds; if this drop is shorter than you require, or if you prefer the look of hardware, you'll need optional hard wire feeds. We recommend putting a pair of turnbuckles on each side of the run for visual symmetry. You will not need to add supports to your run unless it's long (over twenty feet) or has heavier elements (such as glass pendants.)

When shopping for a ceiling fan, ask yourself a few questions about the fan(s) you currently own or have owned in the past.

1. Are your fan's materials chosen solely for quality and durability?
2. Are your fan's blades made of real wood (not fiberboard)?
3. Is your fan's motor powerful and quiet and covered by a lifetime warranty?
4. Could your fan be easily installed by one person?
5. Is your fan's finish jewel-like?
6. Does your fan's design leave no room for compromise?
7. Is your fan supported by a nationwide In-Home service network?

If you answered yes to all of these questions, congratulations - you are the owner of a Casablanca ceiling fan. If not, you should upgrade to a Casablanca model that will provide you with style and comfort for many years to come.

Casablanca fans offer quality in every detail, including timeless design, quality parts, and superior energy efficiency. Casablanca products represent the synergy of elegance, versatility, efficiency, endurance, and comfort.

Casablanca fans are also engineered to work smarter, not harder, which contributes to energy savings. Casablanca motors move more cubic feet of air per minute while using significantly less energy. Flan blades are set at the optimum pitch to provide maximum airflow at each speed setting. Even at the highest setting, each fan consumes about the same amount of power as a 100-watt bulb.

Superior engineering and thorough testing and inspection make Casablanca fans high-quality products that withstand the test of time. Casablanca also creates long-term relationships with customers by offering the most comprehensive warranty and service programs in the industry.

Grand Light is an authorized Casablanca dealer and service center. Browse through a wide selection of ceiling fans from the Casablanca Fan Company. Then come to Grand Light's retail showroom to see "the Casablanca Difference."

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Table Lamps are versatile lights that are functional in all areas of the home. They come in a large array of shapes, sizes, and styles. Choose a Table Lamp that will add to the interior design of your home while giving you the light you need in a particular space.

Crystal Table Lamps

High-quality Crystal Table Lamps from renowned Waterford Crystal bring a dazzling sparkle into any room. The intricately carved designs bring out the fabulous quality of the glass, even when the lamp is turned off. When it is turned on, the light makes it even more beautiful.

Contemporary Table Lamps

Contemporary Table Lamps are great additions in homes with contemporary style. They come in a wide variety of sleek, modern designs with creative flair. Make a unique, creative statement with Contemporary Table Lamps.

Traditional Table Lamps

Traditional Table Lamps blend seamlessly with any interior design. Their simple styles and colors provide a look of understated elegance and sophistication.

Transitional Table Lamps

Transitional Table Lamps match rooms with transitional styles. Transitional design incorporates soft, muted colors with a few stylish statement pieces. The result is a comfortable and relaxing room.

The most important factors that contribute to how often your Crystal Chandelier needs to be cleaned are the location, type of crystals, and the shape of the crystals. A Crystal Chandelier hanging in a foyer trimmed with Swarovski Strass Crystals, which are finished with an optical coating that repels dust and other airborne particles, is both easier to clean and could be done less frequently, while a Crystal Chandelier trimmed with hand cut crystal pendeloques in the same location will show more dust and require frequent cleanings.

To determine if your crystals need to be cleaned, look at your light fixture. If the crystals seem to be dull or have a layer of dust coating them, refer to the cleaning techniques below.

Note: Prior to using any crystal cleaning techniques listed below, unplug and turn off the power source to your crystal light fixture and allow all bulbs to cool.

Cleaning Techniques

Grand Light has been a leading source of crystal light fixtures for over 70 years, and in that time, we have perfected the art of cleaning and maintaining crystals. Here's how we recommend you do it.

Latex Glove Method: This technique is best used when particle and dust coating is minimal and does not require the crystals to be removed.

Start off by preparing a solution consisting of one part isopropyl alcohol to three parts distilled water in a spray bottle. Next, don your latex gloves and spray the solution on to a lint free cleaning cloth. To reduce the chance of spotting from excess solution, avoid spraying the crystals directly. To ensure proper cleaning, each crystal should be done one at a time.

Crystal Removal Method: This technique is best used to remove the dust that has been building up over the years and requires a bit more effort to clear away.

Begin by placing a soft towel or blanket down on a level, safe location. Next, remove all trims and finish pieces that will prevent you from removing the crystals. Once this is completed, remove the crystals and place them on the towel or blanket. Upon removal of the crystal, hand wash them in mild dish soap and lukewarm water. Rinse the crystals in warm water and allow them to dry. Remember to wear gloves when placing them back on your Crystal Chandelier or any other crystal light fixture to reduce finger prints and other grim.

Browse through our huge selection of Chandeliers. For a free half-hour lighting design consultation, call us at 1-800-922-1469 or simply use our contact form. Our team is waiting to assist you with all of your lighting design and layout needs.

Bathroom Lighting illuminates vanities and mirrors, providing functionality while adding beauty and warmth to the room.

Lighting above the mirror should be centered over the sink to prevent shadowing on your face. If you have two sinks, center one light over each sink.

When mounting fixtures on either side of the mirror or sink, mount them no further than 30 inches apart to avoid shadows, and approximately 65-70 inches above the floor.

Contemporary Bathroom Lighting

Contemporary Bathroom Lighting fixtures incorporate modern style and sophistication into your bathroom design. They complete the look of a contemporary space with sleek designs and current trends.

Traditional Bathroom Lighting

Traditional Bathroom Lighting designs provide a classic look while illuminating the room. They match the interior design of a traditional home and come in a variety of functional styles.

 

Transitional Bathroom Lighting

Transitional Bathroom Lighting allows you to complete the look of a transitional room. Transitional interior design incorporates soft, muted colors with a few carefully chosen statement pieces. Transitional Bathroom Lighting fixtures can be the eye catching pieces in these rooms.

Period Bathroom Lighting

Period Bathroom Lighting is inspired by the styles of past eras. From intricate designs to simple styles, Period Bathroom Lighting offers a variety of choices. These fixtures give bathrooms a rich, antique look that mirrors those found in historical homes and buildings.

Crystal Bathroom Lighting

Crystal Bathroom Lighting incorporates the beauty of crystal with the light you need. These striking designs make a statement of grandeur and opulence in your bathroom design.

Browse through our huge selection of vanity lighting. For a free half-hour lighting design consultation, call us at 1-800-922-1469 or simply use our contact form. Our team is waiting to assist you with all of your lighting design and layout needs.

The first step in designing your Monorail or Traditional Monorail system is to determine what it is you are trying to light. You'll need to decide where pendants or elements should be installed to put light where you want it.

The second step is to draw in your Monorail run. Remember, Monorail can be shaped by hand to follow architectural details or to create an organic shape. Your Monorail run must be placed so it runs directly beneath the junction box with the Surface Transformer or power feed canopy and intersects the locations of all the fixtures. Determine how many pieces of rail you'll need. Add a pair of end caps to each end of the run for an elegant finishing touch.

Next, add up the wattages of the lamps you'll be using on the system: this will help you select a Transformer. A Remote Transformer with power feed canopy provides the cleanest look, but the Remote Transformer must be installed in an accessible, remote location. A Surface Transformer simply mounts to a junction box.

Finally, determine how far from the ceiling you want the system to drop. Power feed canopies place the rail two inches from the ceiling; Surface Transformers drop it from two to five inches, depending on the type of transformer. If this drop is shorter than you require, you'll need to add a power extender to your canopy or Surface Transformer. The maximum standard drop for Monorail is eight feet.

Select standoffs that match the drop of your power feed to support the system. Adjustable standoffs provide a clean, elegant look. Choose rigid standoffs for curvy runs, or runs with multiple glass pendants. You'll need one standoff for every three feet of Monorail. The power feed counts as a support, so begin adding standoffs three feet from the power feed.

Note: Power extenders and standoffs are field-cuttable, so it's easy to achieve a custom drop length.

Browse through our Monorail catalog. For a free half-hour lighting design consultation, call us at 1-800-922-1469 or simply use our contact form. Our team is waiting to assist you with all of your lighting design and layout needs.

The heart of every crystal chandelier or crystal adorned light fixture is the crystal itself. Each crystal represents the difference between choosing a light fixture of heirloom quality that completes the room or one that lacks warmth and will soon become just part of a room. Since the significant cost of a crystal chandelier is in the quality of the crystals that will adorn it, understanding the different types and shapes of crystals is necessary. When selecting your crystal options, consider that the type or grade of a crystal determines the clarity, color density, and light dispersion. To help with your selection of crystal grades, the most popular options are listed below.

Swarovski Strass Crystal:Regarded by leaders in the industry as the finest crystal in the world, Strass crystals are acclaimed for possessing the highest levels of both clarity and internal flawlessness. Possessing a lead content that exceeds 30%, each Strass crystal is first cut by a machine to ensure that each facet meets precisely at one focal point to achieve optimum refraction and produce an optically pure prism. After machining, each crystal is hand polished and given an invisible optical coating that not only makes it easier to clean and maintain, but actually repels dust partials. To ensure buyer protection, each Strass crystal is laser etched with the official Swarovski Strass logo.

Swarovski Strass Crystals in Fashion Colors: Almost as famous for their innovation as they are for their crystals, Swarovski has taken their renowned Strass crystals and has added color options using a technique that does not degrade the look or finish of the crystal, but actually enhances the existing faceting, clarity, and shape. Featuring over 15 different color choices, Swarovski makes it possible to match and compliment your exsisting color palette and still dress your crystal light fixture with the highest quality of crystals.

Swarovski Spectra Crystal: Manufactured in Austria by Swarovski, Spectra crystals offer an affordable Swarovski crystal option. Each Swarovski Spectra crystal is created and cut in a process similar to the Strass crystals. However, Spectra crystals are differentiated from Strass crystals as they are not made with lead, do not come with an optical coating, and are available in different shapes and sizes.

Precision Crystal: Laser cut and machined polished, Precision crystals are manufactured with a lead content level of 30% or more. Using only the highest quality precision cutting machines, each crystal is cut for optimal light dispersion and clarity.

Imperial/Regal/Gem-Cut/Royal Cut Crystals: Blending a quality look with a great price point, Imperial, Regal, Gem-cut, and Royal Cut crystals are created by artisans world wide and match some of the most flawless crystals made by high quality manufactures. Each type of these luminous crystals are for the discerning customer who appreciates fine craftsmanship at a moderate price.

Venetian Crystal: Using the same time-honored techniques that has been perfected over generations, Venetian glass comes from the historic glass making region around Venice, Italy. Molded and fire polished instead of being machine or hand cut, Venetian Crystal possesses a subtle beauty-- soft and graceful-- that has a look and feel of it's own. Compared to cut crystal, it is moderately priced.

Pendant lights are beautiful hanging fixtures that work as stylish accessories for your home.  You can hang them over tables, in foyers, and in any space that needs both light and style. They can complete the overall look of a room while adding light where it is needed. 

Traditional Pendant Lighting

Traditional pendant lighting comes in many classic styles that often mimic traditional fixtures from different periods. These fixtures are timeless, and can add beauty to any traditionally designed home or workspace.



Transitional Pendant Lighting

Transitional pendant lighting fixtures are elegant and sophisticated.  They have intricate details that add to their artistic flair. Transitional rooms are usually decorated with muted colors and simple style, with comfort being the key to the design.  Transitional pendant lighting fixtures are perfect statement pieces to accent the simple colors and style in transitional rooms.

Crystal Pendant Lighting

Crystal pendant lighting fixtures are made from gorgeous crystals that catch the light to provide a dazzling statement. These fixtures have eye catching designs, and some resemble small chandeliers.  Some crystal pendant lighting is available with colored crystal that can highlight the color scheme in a room. 



Contemporary Pendant Lighting

Contemporary pendant lighting matches the sleek look of modern interior designs. These fixtures are made with a creative combination of metal and glass, and add refined detail to contemporary rooms.


Tiffany Pendant Lighting

Tiffany pendant lighting is inspired by world-renowned Tiffany glass. Tiffany glass is known for being not only beautiful but also extremely well crafted. The fixtures that are made from this glass are both stunning and functional. 




Arts and Crafts Lighting

Arts and crafts lighting is influenced by the styles of creative art icons such as Frank Lloyd Wright. The designs of these fixtures are inspired by the architectural and artistic movements that took place in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.  Arts and crafts lighting fixtures are unique conversation pieces with artistic flair.


Novelty Pendant Lighting

Novelty pendant lighting is both fun and functional. These fixtures are perfect for themed rooms, and can be enjoyed by both children and adults. Novelty pendant lighting comes in a variety of interesting styles, with some fixtures even shaped like planes or trucks. Other pendant fixtures give a space-age look, and reflects moons and stars onto the walls and ceiling of a room. These fixtures can add a vibrant and animated look to your interior design.

The lighting fixtures in your foyer give guests a first impression of the interior design of your home. Therefore, they should be chosen carefully and placed appropriately.

For multiple story applications, the bottom of the chandelier or pendant should be 9' off the floor. In foyers with 9' ceilings the lighting fixture should be at least 6.6" off the floor. 

Sconces are used for general lighting or accent lighting in halls, stairways, foyers.  The center of the sconce should be installed approximately 66" away from the floor.