10 Easy Pieces: Silver Pendant Lights
Scandinavians understand the importance of reflective surfaces in interiors as a way of adding glimmer during midsummer nights—and warding off gloom during the dark winter months, too. Here’s a roundup of our 10 favorite silver pendant lights, noticed everywhere of late.
Above: The Calabash Pendant Silver by Cecile Manz for Fritz Hansen is $539 at Lumens.
Above: The Tom Dixon Melt Pendant starts at $995 at Design Within Reach.
Above: The Original BTC Task Pendant Light is $595 at 2Modern.
Above: The modern Gubi Multi Lite Pendant is currently on sale from $839.20 for the small size at Design Within Reach.
Above: The Tom Dixon Void Mini LED Pendant is $440 at Lumens.
Above: Designed by Michele DeLucchi, the Acquatinta Suspended Lamp is somewhat hard to find in silver-coated Murano glass; this one is $450 at Gone Girl Home.
Above: The Tom Dixon Mirror Ball LED Pendant in Chrome is $825 at Hive Modern.
Above: Ikea’s Svartnora Pendant Light in a shiny “stainless steel effect” finish is $119.99.
Above: Designed by Peter Bowles for Original BTC, the Titan Size 3 Pendant Light is $999 for the natural aluminum light at Original BTC.
Above: The Original BTC Giant Pendant ranges from $399 to $599 at Lightology.For more pendant lighting, see our posts:
- 10 Easy Pieces: Black Pendant Lights
- 10 Easy Pieces: Fabric Pendant Lamps
- 10 Easy Pieces: White Globe Pendant Lights
N.B.: This post was originally published on July 5, 2012. We have updated it with new and additional product selections, links, and pricing.
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