The medium Tura opens its cage of hammered aluminum twigs to 23 inches, so the four exposed candelabra bulbs inside have room to glow. It sits betw...
View full detailsIntersecting steel arches form an open, airy cage around four frosted glass tubes on this lantern-style chandelier. It is a modern reading of a cla...
View full detailsA long run of intersecting steel arches turns the Triomphe cage into a linear chandelier, with nine frosted glass tubes lined up inside. The struct...
View full detailsEight frosted glass tubes cluster within steel arches that meet at a central point, giving this caged chandelier a classic outline and a modern ope...
View full detailsThis smaller cage-style Flora rings three glass shades with sweeping steel bands under a forged circlet. It is a charming, farmhouse-leaning piece ...
View full detailsA steel circlet crowns this chandelier, with bands swooping down to round bars that hold five glass shades, so nearly every line of forged steel is...
View full detailsBroader, more sweeping steel petals give the large Cirque a bolder outline than its smaller sibling. Each band is hand-forged and tapered, meeting ...
View full detailsFour hand-forged steel bands taper as they curve and meet at the top, forming an open orb around a cluster of candle lights. It is a lighter, airie...
View full detailsTwo concentric orbs, one nested inside the other, give the Double Cirque its depth. Eight hand-forged, tapered steel petals rise and meet at the cr...
View full detailsOverlapping forged steel bands form an open, nest-like cage around three clear glass shades, a sculptural chandelier that reads modern but feels ha...
View full detailsA rectangular forged steel cage frames six glass shades in a tidy, lantern-like line, a transitional chandelier for an island or a long table. Choo...
View full detailsSlightly convex panels of thick white swirl glass surround four lights in a steel frame, a lantern that blends traditional form with a contemporary...
View full detailsBox kites and summer breezes shaped Summer, a long rectangular frame of hand-forged steel set with textured panes in a rhythm of crisp verticals. I...
View full detailsAbout the Collection
The trend in single-tier cage chandeliers leans towards blending traditional home lighting forms with contemporary design elements. The cage design not only protects the light source but also adds an architectural element to the fixture, allowing for creative interplay between light and shadow. Materials such as wrought iron, brushed steel, and aged brass are popular for their durability and ability to add texture and depth. LED compatibility is often a feature, offering energy efficiency and the option for warmer or cooler light, depending on the ambiance you wish to create. These hanging light fixtures serve as versatile pieces that can complement a wide range of interior styles, from rustic farmhouse to sleek industrial to classic traditional.
Interior designers are drawn to 1-tier cage chandeliers for their ability to provide both illumination and intrigue to a space. These fixtures are particularly effective in rooms with high ceilings, where they can draw the eye upward without overwhelming the space. Designers often use them to anchor dining tables or to add character to entryways, choosing bulbs that complement the design—be it vintage Edison bulbs for a warm, retro feel or clear LED bulbs for a brighter, more contemporary look. The open cage design is also ideal for spaces where a lighter, more open feel is desired, allowing the surrounding decor to remain visible and integral to the overall design theme. For a cohesive look, designers might coordinate the chandelier's material or finish with other metallic elements in the room.
