Entry ways offer the perfect location for a mix of vintage and new. Here a vintage console and stand pair nicely with antique wall sconces to welcome visitors from near and far.

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Add some wow to your space with statement-making lighting like our award-winning Hood pendants. Completely customizable with your choice of finish, shade and bulb, choose the 12" for a schoolhouse approach, the 14" for a versatile style, or the 18" to create a focal point that looks anything but basic.

Rejuvenation favorite, our Linfield Bath Collection line is based on pieces originally introduced around 1910. It's branching, organic shapes reveal an Art Nouveau influence. We've rounded out this suite with new coordinating pieces and our Carlton lights.

Big, bold statements are even bigger and bolder in small spaces. We're enamored of the crisp lines of this deco shade on our Jefferson 6in contrasted with this collection of vintage and antique mirrors.

The Grandview is the epitome of unfussy, extra-useful industrial lighting. We designed it with adjustable heads that let you choose the angle of light you want, making this chandelier ideal for illuminating multiple spots on library table or kitchen island. Crafted of solid brass, the Grandview features turnkey sockets (meaning you can turn each light on or off separately) and a single canopy (meaning you need only one junction box for three lights). To take the guesswork out of measuring, it's available in four fixed lengths.

Showcasing the spareness of modern design with the richness of natural wood, our versatile Modular Bookcase and Shelving Unit is designed for a multi-use room and a multitask life. Handcrafted of American walnut and slim enough to fit in small spaces, it's adept at storing cultured collections, favorite books, and essential electronics. Pair with any of our chairs for a look that is harmoniously eclectic.

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Add lasting function and endless personality to just about any interior design style with favorites from our latest collection of Antique Lighting and Vintage Finds.

Showcasing a soft and inviting seat with lasting durability, contemporary-chic meets classically-refined style in our Flanders Collection. Crafted in the USA.

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The Constantine: A masterful mix of industrial and classic styles, the Constantine shelf superbly displays beautiful French oak braced by two pewter quoins.

This Westerville, Ohio Bathroom design was created by Senior Bathroom Designer Jim Deen of Dream Baths by Kitchen Kraft. Photos by John Evans.
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Natural materials and simple geometries are key elements of the collection. The sleek propeller design and slim profile of the Falcon Fan make it equally at home in small rooms and wide-open spaces.

This fixture is a great way to make a bold yet simple statement. Globe size changes the look: choose the 12" for a schoolhouse approach, the 14" for a versatile style, or the 18" to create a focal point that looks anything but basic. The globe shown has a wire net, which we first saw in the 1908 Western Electric catalog, originally designed to catch the glass of a broken light - an important feature in high-traffic work areas. Now it provides period authenticity and texture. The Hood is based on several fixtures made between 1910 and 1920 by the F.W. Wakefield Brass Company of Vermilion, Ohio. They were straightforward, functional designs meant to produce maximum light output with minimum fuss. With the Hood, its clean lines make it feel contemporary. Not bad for a centenarian!

The Carlton lighting collection offers the soft lines of a beehive canopy and a simple, sophisticated styling. Its sincerity is complemented by its versatility – orient the shades up for a softer ambient glow, or down for more focused illumination. Pair it with our new Landry bath and cabinet hardware for a beautifully bright bath dynamic.