There is beauty in the simplicity of clear glass lighting.
Clear glass lighting is the epitome of contemporary design. No longer are we terrified of seeing bare bulbs or the elements that make lights work!
Take a look at these fabulous images from Desire to Inspire and gain some super chic ideas for how to implement exposed lights using glass light fixtures in your home.
The Minka Camden Square Charcoal Ceiling Light would look amazing in a covered portico or over a front door.
Because glass cannot hide, structure and design are key to making these light fixtures cool. I love these pure and geometric lights in the images above and below.
From kitchens and bathrooms to front halls and outside wall mounts, aged bronze or black framed lighting are very “on point” and sport an almost Philip Johnson quality.
Have some fun in the dining room with the Sonneman Orb Satin Black Chandelier.
I’m really loving the steampunk-meets-sputnik look when it comes to lighting. These multi-globe light fixtures are divine in double height stairwells, dining rooms and modern living rooms.
The quirky design always offers something unique to take in and the multitude of bulbs provide a good amount of light.
The Sonneman Orb Polished Chrome Mini Pendant could quite possibly be the perfect pendant, and modern dining rooms will get an upgrade with the Robert Sonneman 3 Light Bubbles Globe Pendant Chandelier.
Classic hanging pendants in clear glass are quite modern but rooted in groovy 1970s globe lighting. The retro look is not only playful but simply elegant. I love two for the price of one!
There are even some stylish new ceiling fans available that feature not only a sleek modern design, but some of which have exposed bulbs as well.
Photo credits: Desire to Inspire