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The Artcraft Lighting Edison Multi-Light Pendant honors the inventor of the modern light bulb, Thomas Edison. What appears to be the bulb of the fixture is actually a clear glass shade surrounding an exposed tubular light bulb. This unique piece evokes a sense of nostalgia of a bygone era when electric lighting was new around the turn of the century. The exposed hardware and contrasting finishes keep this piece interesting, the black textile covered cords adding the final touch to this intriguing fixture.
An homage to an important figure at the beginning of the 20th century, the Artcraft Lighting Edison Mini Pendant features a nostalgic 'bulb' that is actually a clear glass shade. This retro piece features an exposed tubular bulb inside a clear glass shade, evoking a sense of nostalgia of a bygone era. The exposed hardware and contrasting finishes keep this piece interesting, the black textile covered cord adding the final touch to this intriguing fixture.
Inspired by the innovation of Thomas Edison's original capture of electric light, the Ingo Maurer Wo Bist Du, Edison, ...? Pendant pays tribute with its own innovations. The hologram of an incandescent bulb is projected a full 360 degrees around the acrylic shade. This hologram is created via an intricate, time-consuming process that--prior to this design's conception by Maurer in 1997--had never before been accomplished.
Embracing the vintage-industrial trend, the Minka-Lavery Downtown Edison Screened Mini Pendant offers a clean modern take on historic warehouse lighting. A cylindrical screen in Brushed Nickel mechanically diffuses light from the exposed carbon-filament bulb. This results in a twinkling effect as the viewer moves, rather than a softening of the illumination as with optical diffusers or opaque materials.
Embracing the vintage-industrial trend, the Minka-Lavery Downtown Edison Screened Drum Pendant offers a clean modern take on historic warehouse lighting. A drum-shaped screen in Brushed Nickel mechanically diffuses light from the exposed carbon-filament bulbs. This results in a twinkling effect as the viewer moves, rather than a softening of the illumination as with optical diffusers or opaque materials.
A classic early electric silhouette. The Minka-Lavery Downtown Edison Domed Mini Pendant features a smooth dome-shaped shade reminiscent of antique industrial warehouse designs. A Clear glass shade covers and protects the bulb inside, enhancing the vintage appeal.
