A Revival of Art Lamps
Recent work—table lamps and floor lamps—carefully chosen by the editors. This Arts & Crafts lighting adds an artistic accent to any home.
Anne Ryan Miller Glass Studio
anneryanmillerglassstudio.com
Artist produces exceptional stained glass designs for your Arts & Crafts environment.
Archive Designs
archivedesigns.com
Unique original metalwork in the spirit of Arts &Crafts and Rustic designs. Specializing in lighting and metal accessories in hammered copper and wrought iron.
Arroyo Craftsman Lighting
arroyo-craftsman.com
Arts & Crafts-inspired lighting for interior, exterior, and landscape. Many sizes, finishes, and art-glass choices.
Brass Light Gallery
brasslight.com
Interior and exterior architectural lighting for your home and garden, in styles from Victorian to ’30s Modern. Select from 15 finish options. Made in USA since 1974.
Carl Radke Art Glass
carlradkeartglass.com
Hand-blown luster glass lighting, lamps and vessels exclusively created and signed by master glass artist Carl Radke. Every exquisite form is bathed in rich iridescent colors.
Century Studios
centurystudios.com
Museum-quality reproduction lighting inspired by the quality and craftsmanship of original Tiffany lamps. They offer stained glass lamps, lily lamps, pottery, and candlesticks.
Craftsman Copper
craftsmancopper.com
Hand-hammered Arts & Crafts copper lighting for interior and exterior. Traditional designs and custom work available.
Delta Copper
deltacopper.com
Metalsmith Luke Marshall creates reproductions of the iconic hand-hammed Dirk Van Erp copper lamp.
James Mattson Coppercraft
jamesmattson.com
Handmade etched copper items, including beautiful Arts & Crafts-style table lamps with bas relief bases.
Janna Ugone Lighting
jannaugoneandco.com
Lamps and shades inspired by natural forms, honest materials, and a passion for handmade in the USA.
Lundberg Studios
lundbergstudios.com
Lamps and lampshades, vases and bottles for over 30 years. They rely on a fusion of traditional and innovative techniques. Styles range from antique to contemporary, Tiffany to Art Deco.
Meyda Tiffany
meyda.com
Tiffany-style lamps and decorative lighting. Victorian, Art Deco, Mission, Art Nouveau, and Romantic-style lamps, chandeliers, sconces, outdoor lanterns.
Mica Lamp Company
micalamps.com
Arts & Crafts lights made of solid copper, assembled with hand-driven rivets and finished with a rich patina. Wrought-iron collection from 1920s Hollywood, reproduction Gallé glass lamps.
Mission Studio
missionstudio.com
Lighting, furniture and accessories: every piece is carefully constructed by hand in the original style of the American Arts & Crafts Movement.
Old California Lighting
oldcalifornia.com
They create handcrafted light fixtures, combining vintage styles with the largest selection of hand-applied glass and finish options. East and West Coast styles.
Ragsdale Home Furnishings
ragsdalehomefurnishings.com
Their Mission oak lamp designs are originals, though they’re meant to capture the essence of the old-time lamp makers.
Rejuvenation
rejuvenation.com
Over 500 authentic lighting styles and hard-to-find house parts, including unique and finely crafted chandeliers, sconces, door sets, and bath accessories.
S.D. Murphy Woodworking
murphywoodworking.com
Arts & Crafts-style floor and table lamps. Stickley reproductions and original designs in mahogany, cherry, and traditional quarter-sawn white oak in dark Mission brown.
Scott Swazey / Evergreen Studios
evergreenstudios.com
Arts & Crafts pendants, sconces, table and floor lamps, and exterior lights in the style of Dirk Van Erp. Hand-hammered copper with mica glazing and cut-out designs.
Studio 233
studio-233.com
Arts & Crafts-style table lamps by ceramic artist Jim Webb. Hand-built stoneware bases in a variety of heights and glaze colors, with handmade paper and mica shades.
Suzanne Crane Fine Stoneware
suzannecrane.com
Lamps from this clay artist have wheel-thrown bases and unique shades.
The William Morris Studio
williammorrisstudio.com
Collection of limited-edition artisan lamps with mica art shades. Each lamp is a work of art, radiating style, quality of material and workmanship, and attention to detail.
Patricia Poore is Editor-in-chief of Old House Journal and Arts & Crafts Homes, as well as editorial director at Active Interest Media’s Home Group, overseeing New Old House, Traditional Building, and special-interest publications.
Poore joined Old House Journal when it was a Brooklyn-brownstoner newsletter in the late 1970s. She became owner and publisher and, except for the years 2002–2013, has been its editor. Poore founded the magazines Old-House Interiors (1995–2013) and Early Homes (2004–2017); their content is now available online and folded into Old-House Journal’s wider coverage. Poore also created GARBAGE magazine (1989–1994), the first unaffiliated environmental consumer magazine.
Poore has participated, hands-on, in several restorations, including her own homes: a 1911 brownstone in Park Slope, Brooklyn, and a 1904 Tudor–Shingle Style house in Gloucester, Massachusetts, where she brought up her boys and their wonderful dogs.
