Multiple bottle pendant lights add a beautiful glow.
Clustered over the dining room table or individually in the kitchen, bottle pendant lights come in many different styles. Though they can be hung separately, usually they are shown clustered together. And while they are sold individually, grouping them gives an effect similar to a chandelier (though planning is required) Hand-blown by a local artisan for Cisco Home the graceful bottle pendant lights with tube bulbs and bubbled glass [top] come in four size and seven colors. They have the look of old-fashioned collectable bottles, too.
When you inherit a bar full of crystal decanters from Aunt Sally, think using them as light fixtures. It’s an idea taken from a London club, courtesy of designer Lee Broom, and the old English look would be equally appealing at home in certain rooms. Broom’s Decanterlights and Crystal Bulb collections create a majestic centerpiece wherever they hang.
(Sources: Heather Bullard, Lee Broom)
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Love the look of all those colored pendant lights in a cluster, but I’d like to see what it looks like where it’s attached to the ceiling.
Hi Naomi. Since those are handing in a store, I’m sure it’s not the clean version. I have a photo of the Decanterlights, and although they are swagged, it’s a clean look. Here’s a window display in Milan with no swag.
Ooh, that’s nice! Thanks.