You often see hanging shade pendant lights as in the photos above from House Beautiful and MLS. These lights are from Vaughan Lighting.
Vaughan Lighting
Vaughan Lighting
The top light is called the Menton Hanging Shade the bottom and the Nickel Hanging Shade from Vaughan lighting. Both are only available to the trade.
Shades of Light
The Kensington Pendant is a wonderful copy available from Shades of Light. A bargain at only $279.
MLS Photo
Studio Pedrazzi Architects and Design
MLS PhotoHere are more industrial lights. The top lights are most likely from Circa Lighting, the bottom ones may be vintage.
Circa Lighting
Circa Lighting
Restoration Hardware
Here are some School House Pendants. These are very easy to find from both the higher end lighting manufacturers or the more affordable manufacturers.
Restoration Hardware
Shades of Light
The first is from Restoration Hardware, the second from Shades of Light , both very affordable and classic in styling.
Making a subtle change in your own kitchen by adding classically styled pendant lights is just one way you can get a step to closer to one of America's most copied kitchens.
Just beautiful! But Circa Lighting isn't available to the trade only. They have a great web site and anyone can buy from there or their three stores!!! I go there all the time - their main office is in Houston.
ReplyDeleteThanks Joni- Good info for everyone - I will update my information.
ReplyDeleteoh my..LOVE the white kirchen from MLS..just my taste..lovely..
ReplyDeleteAside from the lighting, I have been searching for months for the cabinet hardware, especially the ice box look from the Scullery collection. Any info? I would be so appreicative!
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ReplyDeleteEmail me directly (see my profile) and I will send on some information.
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Thank you for your reply. Every time I go to the profile, it kicks me back to the pics on the willow decor blog and no email link. Please advise....I am so happy I stumbled upon your blog..just great!
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ReplyDeleteFirst of all, this website is fantastic!! I am one of the many women who have drooled over the Peacock kitchen and would love to replicate it in the house that we are currently building. My favorite Peacock design is the one with the wood topped island and the marble countertops with the marble around the backsplash of the cooktop. What I wanted to know is what type of finish do you think that the faucets are in this kitchen. My gut instinct is that it is a polished or satin nickel. If I don't have panels on my stainless steel appliances would I be better off with a stainless faucet or do you think that the polished nickel would be better? Does anyone know the maker of these faucets? I believe they might be from Rohl. Thanks for your input.
ReplyDeleteHi, I am a kitchen designer in Atlanta and work in a high end showroom. I have to tell you that my experience with Roseland Ice Box hardware was not a good one, and if you google him, you will find that there are alot of folks who were ripped off and never received their hardware after paying their deposits. Itoo, lost my deposit (and he had over 9 mos to make about 12 pieces of hardware) and ended up having these pieces made by a friend who is an architectural blacksmith. I should have gone to him first and he did a beautiful job.
ReplyDeletenot trying to push an advertisement, but much of this other hardware can be sourced through the matthew quinn collection as well. www.mqc.com. Kelly is the mangager at the hardware showroom and she can find just about anything you can think of.
good luck!
I too have been searching endlessly for a light that I see in a lot of Christopher Peacock kitchens but it is not one of the ones shown above.
ReplyDeleteI have a picture of it in one of his kitchens. Is there a way that I could send you the picture and see if you could identify it for me?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Cynthia
email:cynkorz@gmail.com