ELK Lighting

The ELK Lighting Story

ELK Lighting began in 1983 by three men familiar with the industry: Adolf Ebenstein, Jonathan Lesko and Russell King (their last names make up the acronym, ELK). Establishing themselves in eastern Pennsylvania, the founders began their long history of providing contemporary homeowners with modern lighting fixtures at an attractive and affordable price.

Today, ELK offers a complete collection of pendant lighting, chandeliers, flush ceiling lights, wall lights, portable lamps and outdoor fixtures. The ELK lighting line ranges in styles from contemporary and urban-industrial to designs inspired by more traditional aesthetics. For residential or commercial applications, ELK fixtures are a go-to choice for decorative lighting enthusiasts.

Why We Love ELK Lighting Fixtures

ELK Lighting works with a range of materials, from bamboo and glass to metal and stone, to deliver a widespread catalog poised for almost any application. They produce a variety of fixtures, most notably pendants, in many styles and at very friendly, agreeable prices. The quality is noticeable and the impression is long-lasting. You could redecorate the entire home with ELK's interior lighting line without having to spend a fortune, and who doesn't like that? Their fixtures are best suited for contemporary entryways, elegant kitchens and dining rooms, bedrooms and outdoors, creating a warm welcome on the front porch. With any mix of lighting by ELK, you'll be making a noteworthy statement in your home.

Fun Facts About ELK Lighting

ELK Lighting fixtures can be seen in George Vanderbilt's Biltmore Estate as well as the Historic Royal Palaces of England. The ELK Lighting family also includes contemporary floor and table lamps from Dimond Lighting. And in 2006, ELK Lighting welcomed Donald Trump and Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen to their designer family, introducing both classic and youthful collections to their already robust catalogue.

Noteworthy Lighting from ELK Lighting

The Chadwick Pendant is a popular choice for modern kitchens and eating areas. Its reminiscent of 20th century lighting designs and features a metallic body encasing a frosted glass shade to provide a warm glow of overhead light. The Viviana Chandelier is another popular choice, often found in homes that tend to incorporate Mother Nature into their decor. Viviana offers a tree-like structure with touches of light protruding from each branch. And finally, satisfy your love for science with the Molecular 15-Light Chandelier. Meant to stand out and make a statement to your aesthetic preferences, the Molecular collection recreates the shape of a molecule with several intricately placed spherical Rainbow glass shades.

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