Glass world lights take on a whole new dimension in designer Laura Kirar’s eyesight, the Caviar light collection for Arteriors Home. While I love a simple glass globe light, the bare bulbs interior frequently give me a hassle. Not so with these; inside the globes, perforated metallic shades encase the bulbs and protect our delicate peepers from the warmth. These shades also add a solid structural component to the fixtures. The show involves a handful of different clusters and compositions, in the small single world to a bouquet-shaped chandelier composed of 18 bulbs. Here is how these fixtures are dangling overhead around .
Top Fashion Home
The designer, Laura Kirar, studied sculpture and interior design at The Art Institute of Chicago, which explains why the pieces from the collection are so artistic and thoughtful.
Lightopia
Caviar 9 Light Adaptive Cluster by Arteriors – $2,520
Here is a closer look at the globes in clear glass and the shades in polished nickel. Notice: The bulbs aren’t included in the price.
Spinnaker Development
This nine-globe chandelier has become the most sculptural of the options. While it’s large, the clear glass prevents it from overpowering a space; instead, it appears to float overhead.
D for Design
This variant has smoke glass, and the shades have a brown nickel finish. Centered on this ceiling, then it plays off the rectangles and antiqued glass of this mirrored bit on the wall.
Morgante Wilson Architects
Facing a window in daylight, the globes tend to disappear, showing the interesting structural spray of trumpet-shaped shades.
Kamarron Design, Inc..
The fixture may take on a retro-cool appeal that is part art deco and component ’60s contemporary, just like this room.
This configuration is that the Adjustable Bouquet variant, which splays 18 bulbs in a more uniform manner.
Lumens
Caviar Pendant by Arteriors – $312
This is the single ring, that comes in several options. You are able to choose a polished nickel, brown nickel or rose gold finish on the metal, and smoke or clear glass. It comes in three dimensions. The little world is 6 1/2 inches in diameter, so the moderate world is 10 inches and the large world is 14 inches. The lengths are flexible.
Benedict August
A set of pendants supplies this kitchen island with light, and the globes split all the crisp, rectangular lines in the room.
Kitchen Designs by Ken Kelly, Inc. (CKD, CBD, CR)
A trio of little pendants is a much better match for a bigger island. The black alloy of these shades gives them a solid presence.
Heritage Luxury Builders
The timeless world shape allows the Caviar to match in with a range of room styles, from traditional to modern.
Butter Lutz Interiors, LLC
Willey Design LLC
Pendants centered high up from the ceiling coffers create a exceptional lighting scheme with this family room.