The Globe Lighting collection at Lulu and Georgia gathers fixtures with round, spherical, or globe-shaped elements—from single-globe pendants and sconces to... Read More
The Globe Lighting collection at Lulu and Georgia gathers fixtures with round, spherical, or globe-shaped elements—from single-globe pendants and sconces to multi-globe chandeliers and flush mounts. The collection includes the Lia Semi-Flush Mount Light (from $198), Lilu Sconce (from $184), Lilu 2-Light Sconce (from $278), Adeline Chandelier (from $642), Annetta Semi-Flush Mount Light (from $500), and the Bobbi Chandelier (from $1,125)—each playing on the globe form in a distinct material and scale.
What is the Globe Lighting collection at Lulu and Georgia?
The Globe Lighting collection at Lulu and Georgia is a curated selection of fixtures united by their use of spherical, globe-shaped elements—whether a single blown-glass orb, a cluster of mini globes, or a multi-arm chandelier with globe shades. The globe form is one of the most timeless in lighting design, working equally well in mid-century, Art Deco, transitional, and contemporary interiors. Prices range from $184 for sconces to over $1,100 for statement chandeliers.
What globe light fixtures are available at Lulu and Georgia?
The Globe Lighting collection at Lulu and Georgia includes the Lilu Sconce (from $184) and Lilu 2-Light Sconce (from $278) for wall-mounted placement, the Lia Semi-Flush Mount Light (from $198) for lower-ceiling rooms, the Annetta Semi-Flush Mount (from $500) in a more dimensional format, the Adeline Chandelier (from $642) with multiple globe elements on a branching arm structure, and the Bobbi Chandelier (from $1,125) as the collection's grandest statement piece.
What rooms work best with globe lighting?
Globe pendants and chandeliers work across nearly every room in the home—dining rooms (Adeline or Bobbi Chandelier), entryways (Adeline Chandelier or Annetta Semi-Flush), bedrooms (Lia Semi-Flush or Lilu Sconce flanking the headboard), bathrooms (Lilu Sconce flanking a mirror), and living rooms (Bobbi Chandelier or a cluster of globe pendants). The globe form's symmetry and simplicity make it one of the most universally applicable lighting shapes in interior design.
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