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Three opal glossy glass globes sit on a round frame in aged brass with slate blue on this chandelier by Zoe Feldman. The blue adds a quiet, unexpec...
View full detailsPlated bronze optic glass forms a round lantern in an aged brass frame on this three-light pendant. The ribbed glass glints when lit, giving a mid-...
View full detailsThree metal shades in aged brass with soft cream line up along a long bar on this linear chandelier, designed by Tali Roth. It is mid-century moder...
View full detailsClear etched glass in a lantern-like frame of aged brass with soft cream gives this pendant by August Knox a geometric, mid-century look. The two-t...
View full detailsA clear glass bowl hung from aged brass and a 54 inch chain gives this pendant a light, mid-century look. The round, open shape lets the light shin...
View full detailsClear glass panels in a square aged brass frame give this lantern a fresh, farmhouse-meets-contemporary look. Two-tone finishes pair the brass with...
View full detailsThis smaller Rosalie lantern brings clear glass panels and a square aged brass frame to tighter spaces. Two-tone versions pair the brass with a cre...
View full detailsFour plated bronze optic glass shades on aged brass arms give this chandelier a mid-century, transitional look. The glass adds a warm shimmer. The ...
View full detailsThree sfumato glass shades on aged brass arms give this chandelier a mid-century, transitional look. The smoky glass adds depth. Its open arms keep...
View full detailsMatte cloud glass spans a broad, slim patina brass ring on this chandelier, a low, floating disk of light with mid-century modern roots. Its profil...
View full detailsFourteen champagne plated glass globes burst out from a patina brass center in this chandelier, a mid-century modern starburst with a soft, warm sh...
View full detailsNatural abaca shades hang from a vintage gold leaf frame on this six-light chandelier designed by Caleb Zipperer. It is organic and modern, with a ...
View full detailsThree patina brass steel shades sit on a geometric frame in soft black on this mid-century chandelier. The mix of dark and warm metal gives it a cr...
View full detailsEighteen exposed candle bulbs radiate from a patina brass center on this sputnik-style chandelier, a mid-century modern design with plenty of spark...
View full detailsScaled up for a foyer, this Huck lantern frames four candle lights in a tall rectangle of aluminum and stainless steel. Black iron gives it a graph...
View full detailsSix white linen shades ring a single tier of iron arms on this transitional chandelier, offered in forged iron or vintage gold leaf. It brings a so...
View full detailsThree large Sfumato glass globes hang at different points from a patina brass frame on this mid-century modern chandelier. The smoky, shaded glass ...
View full detailsBronze-tinted glass globes radiate on long arms from a patina brass center, making this a bold, sculptural starburst with mid-century roots. At thi...
View full detailsThirteen bronze glass globes burst from a central hub on this sputnik-style chandelier, finished in patina brass for a warm, mid-century glow. The ...
View full detailsSix shades of seeded cloud glass ring a low, round patina brass frame, giving this chandelier a modern, airy outline. The bubbled glass adds textur...
View full detailsThree Luna glass shades cluster on patina brass in this pendant, a natural, transitional design with a soft, organic arrangement. It reads as a scu...
View full detailsA bleached abaca drum shade wraps four lights on this pendant designed by August Knox, finished in vintage gold leaf. It is organic and transitiona...
View full detailsA hand-worked iron cage surrounds a fabric drum and five candle lights on this pendant, a classic, transitional design. Choose Silver Gold for a wa...
View full detailsNatural linen wraps a wide, tapered shade on this three-light pendant designed by Lauren Liess. It feels relaxed and farmhouse-friendly, with a bro...
View full detailsWelcome your guests into a world of elegance and charm with our Foyer & Entry lighting collection. Designed to make a lasting first impression, this exquisite home lighting selection features designer chandeliers, pendant lights, and hanging lanterns that set the tone for the rest of your home. From grand and opulent chandeliers that speak volumes of your style, to subtle yet sophisticated pendant lights that provide a warm welcome, and enchanting hanging lanterns that add a touch of mystery and romance, our collection ensures your entryway shines in its best light. Each piece has been carefully chosen for its ability to enhance the beauty and ambiance of your foyer, creating an inviting and memorable entrance.
The trend in foyer and entryway lighting is moving towards statement pieces that reflect the homeowner's personal style and the home's architectural features. Oversized chandeliers and pendant lights are becoming increasingly popular, serving as the focal point of the space. At the same time, there's a rise in the use of materials that offer a contrast in textures, such as metal with crystal or wood with glass, adding depth and intrigue. The incorporation of LED lighting in traditional designs offers a nod to sustainability without sacrificing style. From minimalist designs that complement modern decor to ornate fixtures that enhance traditional settings, the trend is towards creating welcoming spaces that impress and delight from the moment you step through the door.
Interior designers are emphasizing the importance of lighting in creating welcoming and impactful entryways. One home lighting trend is the layering of light, combining overhead lighting with wall sconces or table lamps to achieve a balanced and inviting atmosphere. Designers are also experimenting with different heights and sizes, selecting fixtures that complement the scale of the entryway without overwhelming it. For homes with high ceilings, designers recommend statement chandeliers or tiered pendant lights that draw the eye upwards, enhancing the grandeur of the space. The use of smart lighting systems, allowing homeowners to adjust the brightness and color temperature, is another trend, enabling the creation of different moods and settings depending on the time of day or occasion.
Choosing a foyer light requires careful consideration of the space's size, the ceiling height, and the overall style of your home to ensure the fixture not only illuminates the entryway effectively but also makes a welcoming statement. For spaces with high ceilings, a chandelier or pendant light can add drama and draw the eye upward, enhancing the architectural features of the foyer. In smaller spaces or those with lower ceilings, a semi-flush mount or flush mount can provide ample lighting without overwhelming the area. The design of the light should complement the aesthetic of your home, whether that's modern, traditional, or somewhere in between. Consider the scale of the fixture in relation to the entryway size to ensure it's neither too large nor too small; a good rule of thumb is to choose a light that's in proportion to the space's dimensions. Additionally, opting for a fixture with adjustable brightness or compatible with dimmer switches can help create a warm and inviting ambiance as soon as you step through the door.
Determining the right size for your foyer light involves considering the dimensions of your entryway to ensure the fixture is proportionate to the space. A general guideline is to add the length and width measurements of the foyer area together (in feet), and then convert that sum to inches to find an appropriate diameter for the light fixture. For example, if your foyer is 10 feet by 12 feet, combining these gives you 22, meaning a light fixture around 22 inches in diameter would be suitable. For the fixture's height, ensure there's a clearance of at least 7 feet from the bottom of the light to the floor in a standard foyer. In foyers with high ceilings, consider a larger or vertically longer fixture to fill the space adequately without overwhelming it. This approach ensures the foyer light is visually appealing and scaled appropriately, providing a welcoming illumination while complementing the architectural details of your entrance.
The amount of lumens required for an entryway light depends on the size of the space and the desired level of brightness, but generally, an entryway or foyer should have lighting that ranges from 1,200 to 2,000 lumens to create a welcoming and well-lit environment. For smaller entryways, aiming for the lower end of this range can provide sufficient illumination without being overpowering, while larger foyers may require more lumens to light the space adequately. Consider using multiple light sources or a fixture with several bulbs if you need to reach a higher lumen output. It's also beneficial to choose fixtures that are compatible with dimmer switches, allowing you to adjust the brightness according to the time of day or the ambience you wish to create. This flexibility ensures your entryway is not only functional but also adaptable to various lighting needs, setting the tone for the rest of your home.