From modern to traditional design, these statement lighting pieces feature natural and/or reclaimed materials that add unique and warm elements.

Lighting can be the jewelry of the home, particularly when it comes to the centerpiece — the chandelier. When talking about lighting, it's all glass, light source and metallic finishes. In this month's lighting gallery, however, we focused on the unexpected elements one can find in lighting styles — leather, wood, reclaimed materials and more. 

Below are a few options when you're looking for that unexpected accent in a lighting fixture that you know will resonate with your customers or clients. 

The Atomic pendant from Schonbek Beyond features an orb design dressed in leather strapping with metallic and crystal accents for a contemporary fixture designed to become a conversation piece in any room. www.schonbek.com

Lafayette, from Varaluz, is sure to set the mood in any room. Optic-faceted crystal beads sparkle around the hand-carved, white-and-gold washed reclaimed wood strips. It also features hand-forged recycled steel finished in Havana gold. www.varaluz.com

The Coastal Living Ombre Wood Bead Chandelier from Regina Andrew features beads in various shades of blue, which drape gracefully in gradient layers, capped with a rattan-wrapped circular frame. www.reginaandrew.com

Chelsea, designed by Robin Baron for Minka Group, features a mix of materials, pairing a metallic foundation with linen shades and riveted leather accents. www.minkagroup.net

The Horgen fixture from Maxim is formed with Ash wood and finished with a natural Uddo oil to create a sculptural piece designed to become the focal point. The downlights enhance the beauty of the wood, while creating a unique lighting effect. www.maximlighting.com

For more chandelier selections from this gallery, see the February issue here. 

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