The hardest thing fan designers face is creating a fan that is different than any other product on the market, while delivering outstanding performance at the same time. Recognizing this daunting task, the Extraordinaire Ceiling Fan exceeds all expectations by producing abundant airflow through a modern design that is protected by a cage enclosure. The […]
Perched high above the beautiful terrain of New Hampshire, about 24 miles from Lake Winnipesaukee, lies one of the most impressive customer project submissions we have ever received. The photo alone belongs on a postcard or travel brochure with the bright fall colors, mellow tones of the barn, and of course the double rainbow culminating […]
When considering the potential that could be achieved by crossing influences between contemporary styling and classic lantern design, the hope was to create a stunning example of postmodern sconce design. The Fanning Wall Sconce exceeds our expectations, featuring a modern flared shade with a pronounced lip that encompasses a sealed lantern providing both direction and […]
Drawing on inspiration from lighting that adorned barns and warehouses of the 1940’s and 1950’s, our line of warehouse shades reflect the same familiar outline of these shades when coupled with a gooseneck. Most general applications commonly used these large shades in areas where a wide dispersion of light was required, but lately there has […]
The classic smooth appearance of an opaque schoolhouse shade brings to life nostalgic memories from the past. Schoolhouse lighting was a staple in public buildings in the mid 20th century when bare light bulbs on cords were first covered by opaque glass shades. Read More »
Very few products can say they possess a completely distinctive industrial appearance, but the Factory Overhead Chandelier is the exception. Combining the unmistakable profile provided by the addition of 6 Atomic cast guard units to the patchwork of stems, the Factory embodies mechanized bliss with its rugged look. This uncommon chandelier represents the same engineering […]
