Caged & Geometric Lighting

Is there a fixture chic that transcends styles? A closer look at caged lights shows you how it is possible. Antique, contemporary, and industrial chic rub elbows with rustic, traditional, and nautical styles. What sets apart a caged light fixture from other lamps is the inclusion of mesh or metal enclosures. They cover the light bulbs and allow for intricate shadow play patterns on ceilings and walls.

Exploring Caged Lights for Any Space of the Home

The foyer is the best space for a hanging cage light. Adjust the number of light bulbs to allow for ideal illumination. For a smaller space, consider a flush-mounted wire cage light that you would install to the ceiling. By the way, because there are wet and damp-rated fixtures in this design, you might take your interior décor and continue it on a patio, balcony, or she-shed. Most metal cage light fixtures come with satin nickel or bronze finishes. However, you can also find iron and black finishes that might better fit into your color palette.

Are you ready to explore a design style that is as chic as it is unusual? A cage pendant light is a fantastic first fixture to try in your space. You are sure to fall in love with the pizzazz it brings to the room. From there, you might just feel inspired to complement the look with caged ceiling fans.