Grey Hubbardton Forge Pendants

Why We Love Hubbardton Forge Pendant

Designed with saving and scavenging in mind, these Hubbardton forge pendants take industrial materials and use specialized design practices to create a light that’s surprisingly polished and refined. And, not only do these lights look great, but they’re also good for the environment. They’re often composed using second-hand materials and their powder coating prevents harmful fumes from escaping from the light. Hang these beautiful forge pendant lights above a kitchen island, down a long hallway, you can even use them outdoors. Wherever they are, they provide a space with a warm, ambient light and enviable style.

Favorite Hubbardton Forge Pendant Lighting Shapes & Colors

Though they are often associated with a vintage look, this collection of Hubbardton Forge pendant lighting is actually quite modern. Filled with interesting abstract shapes, rich hues, and clean lines, you’ll find much more than your average pendant light here. If you decide on a simple globe shape or utilitarian industrial style Hubbardton Forge pendant, you can pair it with a similar but more dramatic Hubbardton Forge chandelier. Alternatively, if you opt for a more visually stunning fixture, like the Graffiti pendant, you can pair the fixture with a Hubbardton Forge flush mount, as to not distract from it’s stunning composition.

How to Choose the Best Hubbardton Forge Pendant Lights

With so many dazzling options, choosing the perfect Hubbardton Forge pendant lights may seem like a daunting task. But, we can provide you with some guidance to help you along. In instances where you’ll be using the light primarily for decorative purposes, you can essentially ignore light output. However, if you’ll be installing the pendant over a kitchen island or anywhere where you’ll require a bright light, check the lumens to make sure the light output is bright enough for the task at hand. And, regardless of how you’re using your lights, it’s always important to measure the vertical space where they’ll be suspended to make sure that they don’t hang too low or awkwardly high. Once you get all of this out of the way, you’re free to focus on the aesthetic aspects of the light.