1860 Lighting

For hallways? Small but a bit adventurous. Hubbardton

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Pottery Barn, Mercer sconce. Simple, comes in several finishes.

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Another from Ikea. Bedroom? Stan has doubts.

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Another nifty shade. View from bottom. Side view follows. For the WCs? Comes in three sizes.

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side view of Normann Copenhagen Norm 06, medium.

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Rethinking Molly's office lighting. Seriously. Centered over table by north windows. Stan thinks Jerome has been moonlighting.

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Lamp in open (brightest) position.

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Closed (dimmed) position.

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La Brea fixture from Hudson Valley -- it's the pits! Everything I don't like in a sconce, but it's a great opportunity for puns.

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In the serious den category, several finishes, $$$. Everett from Hudson Valley

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Interesting ceiling fixture, also comes in brushed nickel and old bronze. $522, ouch.

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Simple, nice glass, comes in a variety of finishes.

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Just to see if you're paying attention... Tempting, though.

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Would something like this work for the stair well? This looks like it might be too long (54").

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Same nice shape, more complicated fixture. Maybe better for the entry?

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Nice shape, goes with pretty much everything, Takes 2 60 watt bulbs. Opal shade. Entry ceiling light? Mud room?

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Appears to be an alternate color shade, but not sure.

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I like the dotted glass, adds interest. Would it work in the hall (s)? Bedroom?

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Five for the kitchen.

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Basic, with a little interest in the fixture. Comes in medium and large.

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Just messing with color and finishes. I do like brushed brass, or whatever it is. And I want to know what this shade is made of. Fabric in the kitchen seems like a really bad idea.

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Complete line, but the sconces are what I like.

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More modern than some, but attractive.

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LED rod pendant, 11 finishes, 25 shades. Maybe upstairs hall or entry.

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A drum (linen) fixture might do well on the upper stairs. Something similar in entry?

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And more...

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And more of a good thing.

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Very appealing, translucent rock, 40 watt candelabra. Would make a great nightlight.

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For our bedroom. I like the antique brass finish (but it also comes in nickel).

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Something I really like! Shape of the shade, satin nickel finish. would work almost anywhere. Looking for a single version...

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A ha! Got it. From Pottery Barn, yet. I’m thinking this style should stay upstairs.

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A little off beat and interesting. Also Pottery Barn. Maybe this would work in the dining room? I have reservations about changing bulbs, but if they’re not too high...

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For my office? Uses one (LED) bulb. Possini Euro White Flower 19 1/2" Wide Pendant Chandelier - Style # 13022 87 Reviews | 20 Questions, 53 Answers SALE $149.95

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Not bad, if we never have to change a light bulb.

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A little much, but I like the irregular shape. Salt lamp fever?

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Another variation, gives an idea of size.

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