The Double Cord Chandelier is an impeccably balanced fixture.

Stretching nearly seven feet in length, the fixture nonetheless creates intimacy with eight arms that extend downward.

Originally designed for a kitchen island, the Double Cord Chandelier makes a dramatic impression in the kitchen or above a dining room table.

The cast ceramic sockets and candelabra base bulbs make this piece a delicate complement to residential and commercial spaces alike.

The Long Cord Chandelier was designed to hang above a dining table, with two arms that extend long and four central arms that extend down to create intimacy.

A great fit for more rectilinear spaces, the Long Cord Chandelier includes a rigid connection to orient the long axis of the fixture parallel to the surface it hangs above.

The ceramic sockets cradle frosted candelabra-base bulbs, emitting a warm glow.

The overall width complements the footprint of a standard dining room table.

Viewed from below, the chandelier's sockets suspended in space lend it an almost constellation-like impression.

The Cord Chandelier floats dramatically overhead, with a three-part axis of symmetry that provides welcome intrigue to rectilinear spaces.

A tensegrity structure, the compression of the steel arms resists the tension of the cloth-covered electrical cords.

This push and pull holds the hand-cast ceramic sockets aloft.

Each hand-cast ceramic socket is unique and carefully weighed before assembly to maintain the balance of the fixture.

The ceramic sockets cradle candelabra-base bulbs, creating a constellation that is suited to residential and commercial spaces alike. 

A dynamic yet refined fixture, the Cord Pendant's minimal armature adds a touch of interest to any space.

A custom milled brass triangle connects the three steel arms of the pendant.

Radiating cloth covered electrical cords complete the tensegrity structure, holding the arms and cast ceramic sockets aloft.