The Hannah's basic shape lets the shade take center stage. But even in a supporting role, its glossy finish and substantial canopy is sure to draw plenty of appreciative attention.

For the Miles (and its big brother, the Davis), the main attraction lies in the dramatic flare of its one-piece spun-copper base, which presents a strikingly different profile than our other basic flush-mount lights.

A mainstay in porches, pantries, bedrooms, and bathrooms, the Lombard's simple, classic style and smaller proportions made it a household workhorse from the early 1900s to the early 1960s. http://www.rejuvenation.com/catalog/products/lombard

A household workhorse not limited to particular architectural styles, this short, classic fixture provided basic lighting needs for many kinds of rooms.

Elegant and unexpected, the Luna is a beautifully proportioned double-bowl fixture that can define a large space.

The Mt. Tabor has a comfortable quality that coordinates with 1900s–1930s homes bearing Colonial Revival or Arts & Crafts influences.