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Contemporary Lighting is an updated mix of the latest trends and styles. Classified by simple smooth angles, grays, monochromes, mixed with clear or white glass.

Industrial Lighting may be the most popular trend on the market. Characterized by machined metals or bronzes, often combined with the use of stylish vintage bulbs.

Nautical Lighting is a beautiful, versatile style of lighting with rustic bronzes and Nantucket styling that looks great with any home décor.

Characterized by clean, sharp lines dominantly in brushed steels and chromes, Modern Lighting transforms lighting fixtures into an art piece for your home.

Smooth classic lines that range a variety of historical periods will make any home look more elegant.

Known for use of earthy tones, sturdy wrought irons and antler decorations, Rustic lighting fits in everything from a cabin, home in the mountains, or home in the suburbs.

Colonial Lighting is marked by simple, traditional lines often combined with the use of basic woods or irons. Lanterns, chandeliers and wall sconces with candle-style bulbs make a simple yet attractive luminaire for any space.

Craftsman lights are known for fine workmanship, mostly earthy tones (not always), combined with a combination of thick and/or thin crossbars across the entire fixture.

Victorian Lighting is as elegant as it is distinct. Characterized by ornate design and usually adorned with crystals of many shapes and sizes.

Transitional is defined as a mix of contemporary and traditional. This style fuses two top selling styles into one beautiful design for your space.

Tuscan Lighting relies on golden bronze tones and elegant scroll work often paired with amber or etched shades.

Elegant thin lines with beautiful crystals and accents make this style perfect for any style home.

Rustic colors combined with sharp artistic Asian styling adds an Eastern flair to any home.

Spanish Lighting utilizes thick, heavy iron and metal work with an Olde World design. Spanish Lighting is often ornate with cream or amber shades.

From Rockefeller to the Great Gatsby, Art Deco originated in the 1920's and '30's. This mid-century modern style is known for its strong geometric shapes with strong colors.

Art Nouveau first appeared in the design world around 1890. Known for beautiful flowing designs based on nature and the world around us.