Sculptural Glass Collections

Sculptural Glass Collections

Seven glass finishes, organized as complete lighting families.
Compare the material first, then choose the fixture.

Hammered Glass lighting in an interior setting

Hammered Glass Lighting

Hammered glass scatters highlights across its uneven surface, adding movement while keeping the fixture visually light. It works especially well above dining tables, kitchen islands and welcoming entryways.

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Ribbed and Fluted lighting in an interior setting

Ribbed & Fluted Glass Lighting

Vertical grooves stretch light into fine linear highlights and soften the view of the bulb. Ribbed glass suits pendant groups, wall lights, table lamps and compact spaces.

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Two amber glass pendant lights installed above a walnut dining table

Amber Glass Lighting

Amber glass gives the light a restrained golden tone and makes the fixture feel warmer even when switched off. Ideal for dining rooms, bedrooms and relaxed living spaces.

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Smoked Glass lighting in an interior setting

Smoked Glass Lighting

Smoked glass reduces the visual intensity of exposed bulbs while preserving transparency. The deeper contrast creates a more architectural look for modern dining rooms, living spaces and entryways.

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Frosted Glass lighting in an interior setting

Frosted Glass Lighting

Frosted glass diffuses brightness across its matte surface to reduce glare while retaining subtle depth. A comfortable choice for bedrooms, hallways, living rooms and bedside lighting.

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Opal Glass lighting in an interior setting

Opal Glass Lighting

More opaque than frosted glass, opal glass conceals the bulb and creates a smooth, even glow. It suits bedrooms, living spaces, bedside areas and lower ceilings.

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Stained Glass lighting in an interior setting

Stained Glass Lighting

Colored glass sections combine light, pattern and outline, becoming richer when illuminated. Stained glass works best as a focal point in entryways, dining areas and reading corners.

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