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Steampunk sparkle. The Michael McHale Designs Tribeca Bar Linear Suspension injects the industrial - vintage blackened steel gas pipes - with the sophisticated - copious amounts of draped high-quality European crystal. McHale ingeniously repurposes traditional materials and motifs to create a fixture that would be equally at home in classic, transitional or contemporary spaces.
Bring that iconic industrial aesthetic home with the Dansk 5-Light Chandelier by Savoy House. Its Galvanized Metal piping, joints, and associated hardware are assembled in tapered tiers, each supporting a pair of tungsten Edison bulbs (excluding the bottom-most luminaire) within Clear Seeded glass shades that strongly resemble water droplets. Once lit, the shades illuminate with an intoxicating warmth that resonates off the entire fixture and into the surrounding space.
X marks the spot of what will now be most fabulous room in your space with the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca X-Chandelier. Echoing a vintage marquee light salvaged from a deposed Hollywood theater, the fixture crosses two long and linear rows of upcycled Black steel pipe. McHale magnifies the industrial vibe by fitting the joints with appliance bulbs (genius!) before bedecking the pipes with extravagant amounts of fully-leaded crystal.
The Dansk Bath Bar by Savoy House blends industrial and organic elements for a truly unique bathroom luminaire. A series of Galvanized Metal pipes emerge from a wooden wallplate (also lined in Galvanized Metal), each holding a tungsten filament bulb within a Clear Seeded glass shade. Once lit, the shades illuminate with an enticing warmth that fills the area with a pleasant, welcoming ambiance.
Bring that iconic industrial aesthetic home with the Dansk 5-Light Pendant by Savoy House. Its Galvanized Metal piping, joints, and associated hardware are assembled in asymmetrical branches, each supporting a tungsten Edison bulb within a Clear Seeded glass shade that strongly resemble a water droplet. Once lit, the shades illuminate with an intoxicating warmth that resonates into the surrounding space, creating a strong, welcoming ambiance.
Industrial chic. Elevating plumbing pipe to pomp status, the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca Grand Chandelier is a mesmerizing blend of old and new worlds. The silhouette is classic and dignified, the structural conceit is outside-the-box. Rows of cascading cut crystal gems deliciously dangle from a double-tiered frame fashioned out of reclaimed black steel gas pipes.
A material mash-up of utilitarian and swank aesthetics, the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca 3-Light Pendant ingeniously marries the humble steel pipe with the luxuriousness of high-quality, fully-leaded European crystal. And then makes it available at a rather humble price. The repurposed steel conduits include a trio of flame-tipped candelabra bulbs, and a choice of suspension lengths.
A modern material mash-up juxtaposing the raw and refined, the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca 5-Light Pendant inventively marries the rough-hewn ruggedness of steel pipe with the luxuriousness of high-quality European crystal. Strands of fully-leaded Bohemian crystal elegantly dangle within a frame of black steel pipes, providing refractive fodder for the strategically located bulbs (including one smack in the middle of the clustered gems).
A miniaturized melange of glamour and grime, the Michael McHale Designs Tribeca Mini Pendant whimsically dangles chunky cuts of optically pure, fully-leaded Bohemain crystal from an upcycled narrow-gauge black steel gas pipe fitting. An improbable-but-deft marriage of industrial and crystalline aesthetics, the fixture creates a large presence despite its small scale. Unquestionably suited for clustered or linear installations.
The Michael McHale Designs Tribeca Beacon Chandelier has an edgy side to its glamorous personality. A savvy blend of traditional and modern aesthetics, prismatic crystals cascade from the steel pipe structure similar to a traditional four-tiered chandelier. Such stark contrast is immune to categorization; alternating between tradition and modernity, the Tribeca Beacon Chandelier seamlessly marries raw industrial materials with refined ornamentation.
(1)Stripped of overt ornamentation, the Michael McHale Designs Raw Bar Linear Suspension is unapologetic in its straightforward industrial design. McHale embraces rough joints and textures, accentuating the aged patina of the steel pipe as if salvaged from an old factory. Creative freedom lies in the simplicity of the design; the Raw Bar Linear Suspension can take on different personalities by choosing different shapes and styles of the multiple exposed bulbs.
Stripped of overt ornamentation, the Michael McHale Designs Raw Chandelier is unapologetic in its straightforward industrial design. McHale embraces rough joints and textures, accentuating the aged patina of the steel pipes as if salvaged from an old factory. Wrapped in a grid of steel cables, the Raw Chandelier is characterized by symmetry where the points of light are distributed evenly around the fixture. Creative freedom lies in the simplicity of the design; the Raw Chandelier can take on different personalities by choosing different shapes and styles of bulbs.
(2)Utilitarian glam. The Michael McHale Designs Tribeca Banqueting Linear Suspension is an astute blend of contemporary and traditional aesthetics. An open industrial frame is composed of upcycled narrow-gauge black steel gas pipes, with a flame-tipped candelabra bulb inserted into each fitting. And then, the wow factor - multiple rows of optically pure, fully-leaded Bohemian crystal grace.
