A pair of hands in white gloves puts the finishing touches on a four-sided antiqued copper ceiling lantern hanging in a darkened setting.

Celebrating Fifty Years of
Scofield Lighting→

Three alabaster and brass table lights, one in dark bronze, one brass, and one in nickel, sit askew on a table with books, pencils, and papers.

M.Fisher x Remains Lighting Co.→

Handmade in Brooklyn

Featured Collections

A detail view of a vintage sputnik form Fontana Arte chandelier with smoke glass elements in a warm rose gold finish, shown lit against a dark gray background.
Four single light sconces in brass, bronze, and nickel finishes with tinted glass shades in sfumato and dusk gray sit together on a tray.
An eight-sided exterior wall lantern on a looping bracket mounted on the facade of a white clapboard home.

Discover our Designer Collaborations

A trio of Commune Can Collection fixtures - a flush mount with signature 'slash' incised pattern in polished nickel, and the Can exterior sconce in polished brass and a verdigris patina.
The polished brass Molecule Wall Sconce from the lighting collection by Swiss architects Robert and Trix Haussmann features a solid brass central sphere and three round bar arms, inspired by their original midcentury Atomic Lichtstruktur designs.
Trio of Tony Duquette Collection California Sunburst 45 Chandeliers in polished brass, installed in the Aquazurra boutique on Madison Avenue, designed by Ryan Korben.
The modern brass Nevins three light billiard light viewed from above, showing the details of the rims that hold the milk glass shades and three spokes that attach the rim to the body of the fixture. The fixture is designed by Alan Wanzenberg for Remains Lighting Co.

Custom Lighting and Restoration

A trio of large scale, eight-sided geometric lanterns with patinated brass framing and frosted seeded glass panels hangs in a sunlit, white paneled entry hall.
A Remains Lighting Co. staff member sits next to an eight-sided geometric lantern with brass framing and frosted seeded glass panels to put the finishing touches on its patina.