Taking inspiration from nature, our artisans create our five-armed Flora Chandelier by skillfully shaping steel bars and bands into gentle curves at our forge in Vermont. The steel tendrils twine around the fixture’s main structure as they climb toward the…
Originally designed as an accessory to store and display fruit, this versatile, watertight vessel also works well as a simple indoor/outdoor planter for succulents or herbs.
For an easy decorator’s touch to your dorm space, our Isabella Printed Wall Tapestry is the perfect addition. An updated global inspired pattern is flaunted on a soft brushed fabric to create a unique and lively update.
This clean, modern industrial occasional collection features thick tempered glass, an iron metal frame and a modern grey finish veneered shelf on both the coffee table and the end table.
Soak up some sunshine, while relaxing in this Outdoor Arm Chair. Made with weather resistant fabric and aluminum frame, this outdoor armchair is meant to last year after year. The multi-hued beige fabric and the dark grey finish produce a handsome contrast that compliments nearly any outdoor setting.
These classic time pieces are made from metal, iron and wood. They can bring a bold statement to your home decor.
We have so many designs and styles for your exterior lighting! Come in and visit the showroom to see our entire room of exterior lighting solutions. #Hinkley #BrassTraditions
We love to inspire our customers with our displays and vignettes in the Showroom. This table, chair and artwork can be used in an entryway or sitting area. Isn’t this what you have been looking for?
Console tables can bring some style into your space. They can add storage and sophistication to your room. Lucia lighting & design has many styles to choose from.
Don’t be afraid to get busy with the shimmery shine of sophisticated gold chandeliers! Dull is officially boring. This season, home interiors are all about metallic gold textures. It’s all in the finish!
There are two kinds of light -the glow that illuminates, and the glare that obscures.
James Thurber
